Sioux Falls, SD News

• Sioux Falls, SD News
• Only on ArgusLeader.com: Democratic candidate cited after hitting child on bike
• GOP races pivot on swings to right
• Three compete in rare Democrats-only primary
• Solemn salutes for Memorial Day
• Pure gasoline options shrink
• Dream Home tour construction begins
• Spanish immersion growing in S.F. preschools
• Brandon tower to be sandblasted
• Death row inmate's brother executed first
• Classes help train beginning farmers
• Living legacy in 24 notes
• Memorial Day: Services planned in the area
• Search under way for missing Rapid City inmate
• Sioux Falls residents donate to 'Stamp Out Hunger'
• Warriors relish twin triumphs
• Texting ban talk is a sign of city's lead role
• Overturned semi blocks portion of I-29
• Poker run in Tea to benefit boxers
• Scholarship might get boost
• Construction projects starting this week
• Dredging targets Brandon sewage
• Council to revisit storm drainage fees
• Hill City becomes arts destination
• A few S.D. hospitals buck merger trend
• Casino's play could save the day
• After Gant endorses, questions follow
• Varilek Q&A: Cooperate on budget
• Barth: 'Smart' moderate running no-frills campaign
• Argus 911: No one injured in early Saturday house fire
• Barth video hits right stride
• Homeless find refuge on private property
• Sioux Falls looks for consistent signs
• Colleges expand 'living rooms'
• Brandon Valley district certain it can cover deficit
• Barth Q&A: Rewrite U.S. tax code
• Varilek: Learned 'Value of a hard day's work'
• Dell Rapids man arrested in alleged rape
• Tour de Kota: Hills and hospitality are along for the ride
• Judge: Candidate must be on ballot
• Debate offers contrast to voters
• Food pantries don't see relief in state program
• Cause of barn fire remains undetermined
• Youth runs away from STAR Academy
• Missing parolee back in custody
• Convenience store robbed on east side
• National tribute to bison brewing
• Crashed racer still in hospital
• Memorial Day: Services planned throughout area
• Milbank team's bus starts on fire
• Noem fundraising outpaces 2 Democrats
• Daugaard takes sides in primaries
• More South Dakota land added to reserves
• Noem calls allegations 'hogwash'
• Patrol puts safe driving on front burner
• Money ready to help clean Skunk Creek
• State requesting warning labels on 85 octane fuel
• Sioux Falls woman arrested in assault
• Harrisburg family sues after home explodes
• Construction projects affect LaMesa, 10th St., bike trail
• Video: Noem calls allegations she's missed meetings hogwash
• Harrisburg family sues after home explodes
• Gov. Daugaard makes fifth legislative endorsement, conducts polling in some districts
• Woman charged in S.D. slaying cites mental illness
• Thune wants details of budget cuts
• Assistant attorney general charged with Yankton DUI
• 100-year-old barn burns
• Two SUVs stolen from auto repair shop
• 3 counties to use e-poll books
• Three SculptureWalk pieces vandalized
• Pools ready for swimmers
• Police arrest sex offender who failed to register
• Sen. Tim Johnson's banking panel will look into Facebook's IPO
• John Thune open to climb in GOP leadership ladder
• Adult store to move into downtown Sturgis
• Affordable housing tightens
• States push for better forecasts at flood summit
• Winery's summer series begins today
• After two years, a surprise confession
• European flavor may spice plans for downtown condo
• Fireworks show might fizzle out
• Job perils in S.D. rate high for region
• Rare red wolf pups make debut at zoo
• Police seek man who stole truck, safe
• Jackley joins call for review of federal death sentence policy
• Uptick in travel on gravel road
• Police warn against door-to-door sales scams
• Varilek, Barth debate Friday in Sioux Falls
• Aggravated assault charges dropped
• Indian land trust plaintiffs may get checks in weeks
• Summer classes offer tips on plants, more
• Rushmore climber guilty
• Canoe floating in river raises scare, then relief
• George McGovern finds a crowd at Sioux Falls book signing
• Youth soccer club party draws 2,500
• Varilek, Barth debate Friday in Sioux Falls
• Augustana Earns Second NSIC/US Bank All-Sports Award
• Roy Clark tickets to go on sale
• 'Superweeds' sprout trouble in S.D. fields
• 3 boys struck while on bicycles
• Children's hospital gets $100K donation
• Ruling restarts state Senate bid
• City plans to spend surplus
• Q&A: Staggers' grandsons following footsteps
• Burglar posed as concerned neighbor, police say
• Lincoln grad to appear on 'Law and Order'
• Authorities search for hit-and-run driver
• Man cut in assault outside business
• Candidate Barth to take questions today
• Police charge man who ran from school greenhouse
• Protest alleges hospital carving
• Teacher's late-night texts to teen prompt resignation
• University sues over Obama birth control mandate
• USF grads put stock in new degrees
• Herseth Sandlin has eye on S.F.
• First Book aims to boost reading among kids in need
• Falls Park to get playtime upgrade
• Local fees for schools might get fresh look
• Ten S.D. Hall of Fame inductees revealed
• S.D. cites gas pinch in fuel concessions
• Plain, rural setting provides tribute to legacy of Abdnor
• Autism specialist to speak at Augustana
• Two charged after men accused of menacing mom
• Mild summer across region? No promises
• Driver sued in nursing home death
• Councilor Brown set to step away
• Long-term river planning on hold
• Class of 2012 Celebrates Commencement
• Sioux Falls Christian grads urged to give of themselves
• Fugitive in S.F. meth case captured
• Three men rob Shop 'N Cart
• Harriman: Still searching for that first win
• Sexual offender deemed fugitive
• Costco 'big coup for the city'
• Final returns from Iraq for Guard
• Urban ag group taps other cities to define critters
• Murder alleged in homeless camp killing
• Apartment kids help plant vegetables to help the needy
• Sioux Falls airport to update art displays
• Junk food isn't cheaper than eating healthy
• Where's the next meal? Hunger fears grow in South Dakota
• Sioux Falls might change gun rule on city property
• Kids plant gardens to help the needy
• Sioux Falls sees record airport traffic in April
• Seven Seniors Earn Honors in Modern Foreign Languages
• Newsmaker: Golfer Makes 'Inspirational Return to the Course'
• National Experts to Speak at Autism Spectrum Disorder Conference
• Walk spotlights mental health
• Abdnor: Legacy of influence
• Raasch: Astute politician tapped S.D. currents
• Pentagon complex under way
• Bill would give tribal courts more jurisdiction
• Tribe says offer stands to build Sioux Falls casino
• Johnson: Different rules for big banks
• Man's life spirals down to prison term
• Sioux Falls lawyer is prosecutor of the year
• Former Senator Jim Abdnor died this morning
• Party reminds students of risks
• Rise in local inmates creates crunch at jail
• Democratic candidates split on gay marriage
• Five Sioux Falls principals to change schools next year
• St. Michael Cemetery superintendent retiring
• Sioux Falls woman wins car at casino
• Boyfriend arrested in haircut assault
• Johnson, Thune support Export-Import Bank as it clears Congress
• S.D. senators join in push for farm bill by September
• ACLU director pleads guilty
• Guilty plea in fatal shooting will mean life
• Homes, retail mix coming to 85th & Minnesota
• Groundbreaking today on Sanford Pentagon
• Varilek, Barth differ on gay marriage
• Watertown man, 74, admits killing Madison HS classmate
• Only on ArgusLeader.com: S.D. ACLU leader admits to striking stepdaugher with a belt
• Making Social Media Work for You
• Harrisburg school official won't resign after party bust
• 25 teens cited after party at home of school leader
• Woman arrested in 'love triangle' assault
• Charity to host Lennox rummage sale
• Hayward host to bicycle rodeo
• YWCA shines light on child transportation
• Police seek info in sexual assault
• Library books as near as your mobile device
• S.D. prepares for possible oil boom
• Seniors' choice is college for 66%
• BPI to lay off dozens more
• Brother-sister fight yields charges
• Work-release inmate missing on brink of parole
• Students Take Home Honors at ACS National Meeting
• 'A Mother's Day present for all of us'
• Embattled BPI aims to revive lean beef
• Negative publicity fails to shake beef demand
• Metal tour coming to Sioux Falls
• Libraries board has two vacancies
• I-29 bridge among projects this week
• Brookings Guard unit back on U.S. soil
• Guard soldiers return home
• S.D. leans on neighbor to shape program
• Noem: Jobs trickle proves Obama failing
• Attendance in Congress in question
• S.D. prescription drug database set, but some ask why it took so long
• Ratings distinguish S.F. Fire Rescue
• Hot trend warms hearts in S.D.
• I-29 noise wall on target for August
• Ensuring car seats don't take back seat
• DAR Foundation awards grants to local projects
• Fire crews put out house fire near 41st Street
• Stewardship Sundays start today in Hartford
• 200th Engineering Company returns home to Pierre
• Brookings-based Guard unit back on home soil
• Noem gives GOP response to Obama's radio address
• Research adds to BPA fear of cancer
• Two portraits of Janklow to grace Capitol
• Farm optimism flows in Dakotas
• Mislabeled gas spreads east in S.D.
• Canton officer misled judge, lawsuit contends
• Brokaw: Inspiring success at McCrossan Boys Ranch
• Legislative candidate to host session
• Grant helps develop mental crisis program
• Verifications closing two S.D. locations
• Joe Nichols to play at Sturgis Rally
• Drunken man almost pulls gun on officer
• Police seek man who exposed himself
• Early morning crash leads to charges
• Former Raven employee charged with grand theft
• Avera Medical Minute AMK: Portraits of Recovery Exhibit
• Elementary School Strategies Tackle Bullying Before It Starts
• Prison undecided on report after rape
• Noem urges runoff notice from corps
• Tracy Lawrence to return to Sioux Empire Fair
• Bed bugs don't bite Sioux Falls
• Zoo holds contest to name baby goat
• S.D. ranks fourth on NAEP science test
• Avera, Omaha center join cancer fight
• Future plans focus on indoor pool
• College Seniors Take Resumes To New Level
• June 6-8: Lighting the Way Autism Conference
• Road work might mean some detours
• Lincoln, Roosevelt ranked among best
• Council OKs mayoral board appointments
• Teens menaced by man with gun
• Guilty plea entered in Paradise Casino heist
• Apartment search for parole violator turns up meth lab
• Religious restoration topic at forum
• Former White House events director visits
• Seminar covers student behavior
• Rally focuses on lung disease
• School to open 1987 time capsule
• Empire Mall to host 'Mom's Nite Out'
• Threats made to KRROFest
• Democrats praise Obama on gay marriage
• Railway: Reroute options no good
• Post office hours might be pared
• Walmart drops plan for 69th-Cliff store
• Obama says for first time same-sex marriage should be legal
• Orangutans at Miami zoo use iPads to communicate
• Work-release inmate charged with break-in, rape
• Life sentence, choice words
• Silver Star for a day of valor
• Events center going up in July
• Safety, viability collide in texting debate
• IRS investigating USD students
• Willow Run's future hanging under legal haze
• Foiled plot refocuses light on airport security
• Criterium bike race series starts today
• No injuries after car hits furniture store
• Police seek clues in Z Wireless burglary
• Teen robbed by man asking for money
• Police arrest boyfriend accused of choking girlfriend
• Events center building to begin in July
• Faculty Members Honored
• Upcoming Season of 'Time Team America' to Feature Dr. Adrien Hannus
• Prayer vigil to be held near homicide site
• Summer Conferences and Events
• June 29-July 27: Augustana Summer Visit Days
• Flooding staggers Madison
• Group urges city ban on texting and driving
• Library parking lot to be replaced
• Jackley: Moeller plea should be rejected
• Police: Man stabbed by mom's boyfriend
• Knife incident yields assault charges
• Saturation patrol produces 456 tickets
• Special panel may decide spending
• 'Pink slime' flap prompts closing of meat plants
• Argus 911: Dog walkers attacked by man with knife
• Student Authors, Artists Featured in Venture 2012
• 346 to Participate in 2012 Commencement
• Group proposes texting ban under 'home rule' designation
• Pine beetle fight forges unlikely allies
• Rain, hail, wind cut swath of damage; calmer days ahead
• Where the cones are: Sioux Falls road work
• VA holds benefits fair
• Sanford Sports Complex sprouting
• SDSU hosts Big Sioux Water Festival
• Volleyball info meeting is today
• Route shift is fresh start for Keystone XL
• S.D. dairy farmers tug over production, caps
• State awards $5.5M in housing funds
• B.J. Thomas to play in Deadwood
• Humboldt teen sets shooting record
• Veblen ranch offers horse-riding clinic
• SDSU officials hold meetings across state
• Mosquito spraying starts this week
• Rapid City man charged in stabbing
• Falls Park market opens
• Where are S.D. homeschools?
• Home-school demographics
• Home-school laws in region
• Few rules on homeschools
• USD awards three faculty members
• Sioux Falls offers water plant tour
• Sisseton man dies in rollover accident
• Oil industry: U.S. not ready for E15
• S.D. workplaces among deadliest
• De Smet clinic gets federal boost
• Sioux Falls to consider ban on texting at wheel
• Pipeline will begin to flow - for some
• New sculptures dazzle downtown
• Avera considers link with Pierre center
• LodgeNet to tell story for kids
• Murder charged in beating death
• Largest new development
• Bracing for blast of spring fury
• Author to present language institute
• Sioux Falls hosts fundraising conference
• Ex-employee indicted in bank embezzlement
• S.D. oil potential vast, state geologist says
• Sioux Falls man guilty of raping 7-year-old
• Wind Cave, Custer parks teaming on elk management
• Ex-employee indicted in bank embezzlement
• Jury finds Sioux Falls man guilty of raping 7-year-old
• Sioux Falls homicide product of alcohol-fueled argument
• Update: Name of victim in Sioux Falls homicide released
• Facebook speech case rules on constitutional protection of 'likes'
• May 10: College/Community Band to Premier Commissioned Work
• Pilot: Safe landing is all about training
• Mayor Huether sees rebounding city in annual address
• Noem set to pick up delayed degree
• STI grads optimistic
• Woman pleads guilty in bank theft
• $217,583 jackpot won in Rapid City
• Trial put off in death of infant son
• Davison County OKs hog farm permit
• Woman sold alcohol on reservation
• Safe stolen from casino overnight
• Nebraska couple to stand trial in arson
• Faith man charged in crash near Hayes
• Police seek dog who bit toddler
• Missouri River cleanup is Saturday
• 10th Street work shifts lanes
• Kimball school settles with builder
• Student indicted for alleged threat
• Jury will decide whether wife's heart stolen
• Neighborhood erupts in spat over Model T
• Huether's State of the City address: 'We are making progress'
• DOC wants wrongful death suit moved to federal court
• N.D. officials help S.D. leaders prepare for oil boom
• JazzFest fills out the lineup
• Prescription drug collection brings in 400 pounds
• Roosevelt has two Presidential Scholars
• 10th Street repairs extend to Fairfax
• David Nelson appointed to airport board
• Third Walmart still possible with different permit
• Man pleads guilty in stabbing
• City sues to get site of former hotel cleaned up
• Ag loan board lost $17,000
• More jobs in Sioux Falls' financial sector
• GOP to choose two in county primary
• Pierre Guard unit lands on U.S. soil
• Trial begins for man accused of raping 7-year-old
• Prairie Star Gallery to host Circle of History
• Orchid show is Saturday
• Preston Receives 2011-12 Faculty Recognition Award
• Go Viking. Explore. Discover. Create. Matt Johnson.
• Go Viking. Explore. Discover. Create. Study Abroad in Italy.
• Go Viking. Explore. Discover. Create. Study Abroad in Ireland.
• Go Viking. Explore. Discover. Create. Study Abroad in Greece.
• City, state officials welcome Capital One to Sioux Falls
• Business Club Students to Attend Meeting With Warren Buffett
• Trial begins for man accused of raping young boy
• Roosevelt HS has two Presidential Scholars
• City Council rejects rezoning for Walmart
• Black Hills logging will proceed despite protests
• Medical examiner in JFK shooting with S.D. ties dies
• Idaho leaves S.D., N.D. alone without felony animal cruelty
• Agents killed in S.D. get tribute
• Augie professor, inventor dies at 91
• The Big Squeeze on blood pressure
• In summer, arboretum to add education center
• Noem challenger's case delayed again
• Woman accused in Tea fire department theft goes to court
• No major damage from storms
• Mentally ill plea expected in fatal shooting
• Canton company under OSHA scrutiny
• Argus 911: Flood warning for Lyon County
• Obama in Afghanistan to sign pact with Karzai
• Cleveland bridge bomb plot arrests: Five arrested in plan to blow up bridge
• Madison man to plead in old grudge killing
• Three Inducted Into French Honor Society
• Movie shows what bullying victims endure
• The power of a voice to counter fear, hate
• VA events recognize women veterans
• Augustana to show 'The Girls in the Band'
• Not guilty plea entered in assault case
• Monday fire clears apartment building
• Sanford merger talks advance
• Busy airport ready for runway upgrade
• Decision vindicates 'Three Cups' author
• Forum: Many fear without changes, Social Security won't last
• Video: Judy Shepard speaks at U.S. Attorneys Office Civil Rights Conference
• May 17: Syttende Mai Celebrations
• Sanford Health taking steps toward merge with Medcenter One
• May 1: Northlanders, Jazz Lab in Concert
• 'Bully' documentary to be shown tonight at Century 14
• Learn to know when civil rights are violated
• May 6: Spring Choral Concert Salutes American Music
• Thad Titze, Class of 2013, on Why Augustana?
• Social Security anxiety gets forum
• Farm bill delay puts momentum at risk
• Home sales in S.F. riding a steady rise
• Brandon considers hike in city liquor licenses
• Augustana Mourns Loss of Professor Emeritus Dr. V.R. Nelson
• Students compete to win $1,500 from Junior Achievement
• Means lashes out during look back at AIM
• S.D. gains voice on tribal issues
• Big Sioux: Reducing runoff depends on source
• S. Dakotans face attempted murder in Nebraska
• Cleaning the Big Sioux
• Minnow discovery will delay dam work
• Keystone XL meetings set, and critics are ready
• Dell Rapids campground closed during Quarry Days
• Income in S.D. is about average
• Proposed Walmart faces test over site
• Guard organization honors Young Hero
• Vacancies announced on city's parks, zoning boards
• Woman killed, 2 others injured in Haakon County
• Construction projects close Bike Trail, traffic lanes
• Means: Sovereignty benefits U.S.
• Two Sioux Falls businesses fail alcohol compliance check
• Old divisions flare as AIM leaders reunite
• Muddy conditions close portion of Highway 44
• McGovern gets policy award
• Feds won't stress rules on the farm
• Prison guard's widow sues state
• Slain prison guard's family sues DOC
• April 29: Brass Choir, Saxophone Quartets to Perform
• S.F. Business Journal: Second JL Beers might be on tap for Sioux Falls
• Event honors organ donors
• Learn to know when civil rights are violated
• Parkston roars for newest Lion
• Not guilty plea in VA pillow attack
• Construction will reduce I-90 to one lane
• Bigger clubhouses for Sioux Falls golf courses
• Woman recovering after moped crash
• Noem bill to back ag safety net
• Aisha Tyler to perform in Brookings
• Fire destroys bird seed factory in Miller
• Sex offender to be released from prison
• Woman dies after stabbing at Rapid City Walmart
• Senate panel approves 5-year food and farm plan
• Construction will reduce I-90 to one lane
• Siouxland Museums hosts geocaching event
• Mayor announces vacancies on city's Zoning Board
• S.F. Business Journal: Accord Commercial moves into historic fire station
• National Park Service moves closer to first tribal national park
• Local students compete in banking competition
• Endangered minnow delays rebuilding of South Dakota dam
• Attempted murder suspect said voices told her to kill fellow VA patient
• Drug drop-off event is Saturday
• Pancake breakfast to benefit Jade Thie family
• Mitchell woman convicted of helping sons sell marijuana
• Downtown Pierre getting bike racks
• Panel studies efforts to fight jobless benefits fraud
• Forum focusing on oral health for Indians
• Woman indicted on attempted murder charge in VA attack
• 24 road projects in Sioux Falls this year
• Plans to relocate downtown railyard reach dead end
• Howard Wood's facelift almost finished
• City to review golf course remodel
• VA to bolster mental health care
• Public defenders request help as caseload increases
• Farm bill progress stalls in committee
• Naked man killed on I-29
• Hotel offers 'Don Draper' special
• DOT to discuss flood control in Volga
• Police investigating $8,000 tool theft
• Morrell fire put out Tuesday night
• Smoke alarm helps 2 escape Baltic fire
• Food giveaway to be held Friday at fairgrounds
• Forecast: Rainy weather moving in for the weekend
• Democratic Forum holding review session Friday
• Howard Johnson offers 'Don Draper' special
• Burger King makes cage-free eggs, pork promise
• Winterfest of Wheels raised more than $25,000 for local charity
• Gourmet Guys winners announced
• Augustana College hosts Dakota Conference this weekend
• Lack of bridge puts rail yard project in doubt
• City holding open house to review golf course improvements
• Hunger workshops offered this week
• Sentencing set for S.D. woman who killed husband
• Wal-Mart added as party to Sturgis trademark suit
• Blog: Clothing South Sudan
• City undergoing record $76 million in road projects this year
• Gingrich all but concedes presidential campaign is over
• Per capita income has mixed results, some South Dakota counties strong in region
• S.F. Business Journal video: Tour $6.5M renovation of Sheraton
• Go Viking. Explore. Discover. Create. Aerial View. Celebration of Community.
• Go Viking. Explore. Discover. Create. Celebration of Community.
• May 10-12: ACTS Presents 'Dog Sees God'
• Spokesperson: Attempted murder suspect not a VA employee
• Veterans services open house planned for this weekend
• Cause of fatal Mitchell house fire undetermined
• Two blood drives planned for Saturday
• Woman accused of attempted murder at Sioux Falls VA Hospital
• 560 acres burned in Badlands to help native grass
• Online videos explain jobless benefit rules
• Research to be presented at biotech summit in Sioux Falls
• Sioux Falls man gets 80 years for child rape
• Mount Marty seeks memorabilia
• Mayor selects airport board member
• Plane lands after problem takeoff
• Fun Center moving to Empire Mall
• Three injured in apartment stabbing
• S.D. newspapers to award efforts for transparency
• S.D. senator questions federal loan
• Sioux Falls isn't alone trying to save federal earmark cash
• USDA: No danger in mad cow case
• Sharing magic of science
• Hotels expand, sprout amid downtown revival
• Police: Fleeing motorcyclist tries to break into home
• Childhood virus rises in day cares
• Library foundation being considered at Wednesday meeting
• Romney to nation: 'Hold on a little longer'
• Grants to train for high-demand careers in South Dakota
• Xcite Family Fun Center nearly doubling size in new mall location
• Wounded Knee defense lawyer angry about conference
• S.F. Business Journal: Plans for downtown Hilton grow to five floors
• Sioux Falls man gets 80 years for child rape
• U.S. House candidate Jeff Barth meeting with voters Wednesday
• New case of mad cow disease in California
• Dave Nelson offered spot on city's Regional Airport Authority board
• Company aims to strike it rich by mining asteroids
• Feds make first arrest in BP oil spill case
• Video: Kingswood Rummage off to a fast start
• Lawyer for S.D. bar owner asks for trial transfer
• State lets Keystone end pipeline construction bonds
• Construction update: 10th Street repairs changing lanes
• Bomb squad: Old shell displayed at SD school inert
• S.F. Business Journal: Jimmy John's plans fourth location
• USD hosting Chinese business leaders
• May 1: An Evening of Poetry with Carol Gilbertson
• Volga holding flood-control meeting on Thursday
• Sazue selected Crow Creek Tribe chairman
• S.F. Business Journal: Land for sale near future events center
• S.D. man pleads not guilty to shooting building
• Box Elder mayor who lost election wants recount
• Workers on Wheels seeks volunteers
• S.D. sign manufacturing plant reopens in Webster
• Registration dates set for Tour de Oahe
• Live at 3: Watch '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• S.D. bar owner accused of rape to appear in court
• Augustana student earns art award
• Mobile home owners warned on tax debt
• Jazzfest announces second stage lineup
• District changes media coverage policy
• Family sues over son's shooting
• Companies make plans to expand
• Summer severe weather practice run set for Wednesday
• Thune, Grassley ask Energy Department for details on loan to luxury car maker
• City announces vacancy on the Parks and Recreation Board
• Severe weather drills planned for Wednesday
• Reward offered for information on shooting of a whooping crane
• Expanding businesses create jobs in Sioux Falls
• Vikings bill moves in Senate, House push next
• Benefit for Jade Thie family to be held tonight
• City hydrant flushing program operating ahead of schedule
• Pine Ridge man given life for child sexual abuse
• Luverne native awarded prestigious award by Augustana art department
• S.D. lawmakers agree to study oil, gas development
• Mpls. FBI head leaves bureau after 20-year career
• Mercury thermometer exchange available in Sioux Falls
• Mount Marty College requesting historical documents, volunteers in preparation of reunion
• Rain keeps S.D. farmers out of fields
• S.F. Business Journal: Kingswood rummage expects to set record
• Sen. Novstrup to be honored for open government efforts
• Parents say 6-year-old recovering after Mitchell house fire
• Mobile home owners warned to pay past due taxes
• Local Rotary clubs compete for charity
• S.F. Business Journal: Sushi Masa temporarily stops lunch hours
• District scraps play-by-play fees for proposed student-run livestreams of games
• May 17-19: 2012 Commencement Weekend
• S.F. Business Journal: Tattoo shop opens downtown
• Blog: Man who tried to kill neighbors blames Sanford
• Family of man killed by deputy sues Pennington County
• Food giveaway set for today, Friday
• Sioux Falls forecast: Sunny and 68 today
• Lemmon is small community of the year
• Yankton to seek new city manager
• Crow Creek community center aims to offer hope
• Zimmerman released from jail in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Detours on bike trail, but few grumbles
• Farm bill prospects become tangled in debate over cuts to food stamps
• Extra food for hungry scarce
• Seat open on Public Transit Advisory Board
• Citibank is finalist for Guard employer award
• Sign at CiCi's Pizza says restaurant has closed
• Playhouse will fulfill dream for girl with leukemia
• Mitchell boy, 3, dies of smoke inhalation
• Mitchell boy, 3, dies of smoke inhalation
• DOT official urges safety in highway work zones
• MCAP to add performance
• Eureka man appointed to S.D. Aeronautics Commission
• City Council to discuss railroad relocation at April 25 meeting
• Construction roundup
• Corps sued over road across wetland
• Scant staffing, few rules hinder policing in field
• South Dakota vulnerable to poaching
• Chair auction boosts State Theatre
• Haulers must offer recycling twice a month
• Bruce girl earns Young Hero award
• Party favor: Photos sought for monument's birthday
• Brandon Valley expands classes
• Unmovable legislator
• Pulmonary hypertension group to meet
• Haulers must offer recycling twice a month
• Seat open on Public Transit Advisory Board
• Pennington County: Costs are draining health care fund
• Rapid City hookah lounge might move to Sioux Falls
• Jewel Cave, Wind Cave parks offering free tours
• 2 children airlifted to Sioux Falls after Mitchell fire
• Chicken rules needed, Sioux Falls panel says
• Cancer benefit to be held at the Lie'Brary Bar
• Rollover kills Wilmot man
• Night Ranger highlights RibFest lineup
• Knife used in assault, police say
• Ag leader pressed to protect lean beef
• Nebraska joins S.D. in keeping lethal drug
• Prosecutor: Tea fire fund embezzled
• Henke Receives Harold Spitznagel Medal for Achievement in Art
• Five Seniors Honored as 2012 Covenant Award Recipients
• Saturday event to support Sioux Falls man getting bone marrow transplant
• Sioux Falls forecast: Rainy overnight before dry, sunny weekend
• Projects affecting Benson Road, East 10th, bike trail
• Redfield getting second grocery store
• Women's prison inmates, officials settle medications lawsuit
• Four flu deaths reported last week in South Dakota
• Lawmakers press USDA for help battling lean beef furor
• Federal lawsuit filed in Hutterite dispute
• Journey to Sudan: Still chasing the African experience
• NFL commissioner, Dayton discuss need for Vikings stadium
• Document-shredding event to benefit Crimestoppers on Saturday
• Newest Rapid City cop is 2-year-old Dutch Shepherd
• Video: Augustana College forms "AC" for flyover
• S.F. Business Journal: Family opens fourth sushi restaurant
• Former treasurer accused of embezzling $170,000 from Tea Fire Department
• USD names recipients of Cutler Faculty Awards in Liberal Arts
• Bail set at $150,000 in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Times Square 'fan confetti' to honor Dick Clark
• Citibank recognized for support of Guard and Reserve employees
• Faith Temple food giveaway rescheduled
• Cancer benefit to be held at the Lie'Brary Bar
• Contest to determine JazzFest T-shirt design
• Adam Heinitz recipient of 'Augie Pride' award
• Luverne, Minn. hosts spring art tour
• South Sudan fighting doesn't dampen aid effort
• S.D. company plans gold mine near Spearfish Canyon
• Party for the Planet!
• Absentee balloting begins today
• Argus 911: Man arrested after machete incident
• Cosby cancels Pavilion show
• Recruiting firms sue over state contract with Manpower
• Feds order Avera McKennan to pay back wages
• Kristi Noem: Tax cut would benefit South Dakota
• Photos: Thursday in review
• Shannon County will get full 6 weeks of early voting
• This weekend's 'Chicken Mingle' promoting urban agriculture
• Union Grove Pickers to play benefit concert Sunday
• Absentee balloting begins Friday for primary election
• Mass. man sentenced to 8 years for S.D. drug charge
• FBI won't reopen Pine Ridge cases
• New proposed Keystone XL pipeline route unveiled
• NFL commissioner headed to St. Paul to discuss future of the Vikings
• Avera must pay $70K in back wages
• South Dakota gains two new political parties
• Heinitz Wins Augie Pride Award
• Tribe seeks new investigations into 75 Pine Ridge deaths
• Court: Avoiding sobriety checkpoint doesn't justify stop
• Good Shepherd fundraiser planned
• Board rejects proposals for abandoned railroad near Yankton
• Forecast: Wet and windy today
• Committee planning commemoration of 1972 Rapid City flood
• Rapid City woman convicted of illegally taking VA payments
• NSU expansion getting final inspection
• Daugaard: Chinese businessmen plan to visit South Dakota
• Gov. Dennis Daugaard visits Guard units in Afghanistan
• Knology in $1.5B deal
• Receive help with home repairs
• Sen. Tim Johnson: Buffett rule's demise hurts middle class
• Harrisburg speeder gets six months for fatal accident
• DOC: Dangerous inmate to be released, live in Sioux Falls
• Group: Day care rules weak
• Urban Ag Task Force meets Friday
• Sioux Falls musician remembers time on the road with Dick Clark
• Active Generations fundraiser challenges local 'Gourmet Guys'
• Sioux Falls Stamp Club offering 'Intro to Collecting' class
• SDSU offering Master Gardener training
• Brookings organizations sponsor Earth Day events
• Cabela's hosting ladies' day out
• Huron man jailed following standoff with police
• TransCanada submits new route for oil pipeline
• Recap: Today's top stories
• Author faces civil suit over 'Three Cups of Tea'
• S.D. official says Stephanie Strong can't be put on June ballot
• City providing home repairs through rehabilitation program
• Urban Agriculture Task Force meeting Friday
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark is dead
• Augustana students present senior art show
• Celebrating 40 Years: Dr. Emil Knapp
• Harrisburg man gets 180 days in fatal Lincoln County crash
• Gov. Dennis Daugaard visits troops in Afghanistan
• Tickets on sale for Mighty Corson Art Players' production
• Aberdeen man headed to prison after escaping jail
• Argus Leader Android app now available
• Retired couple claims share of $656M jackpot
• S.F. Business Journal: Wow buying Knology for $750.5 million
• Costumes encouraged at zoo's 'Party for the Planet'
• Jury figuring compensation for tourists hit by bus in Mitchell
• S.F. Business Journal video: Raven displays popular products
• Sioux Falls arson suspect pleads not guilty
• Woman accused of shooting Texas mom, stealing baby
• Rapid City woman accused of rape out on bond again
• Aberdeen hospital getting new helicopter
• Protect yourself from tick-borne diseases
• South Dakota man sentenced for manslaughter with vehicle
• Huron needs firefighters
• South Dakota farmers relieved by recent rain
• Commissioners delay decision on Davison County hog farm permit
• NSU, Avera partner on student health care
• Writer who chronicles prairie life receives state history honor
• Joss Stone postpones tour, cancels Saturday in the Park performance
• JL Beers opening Wednesday in downtown Sioux Falls
• No charges in fatal Sioux Falls motorcycle accident
• Corps warned wet cycles last more than year
• Parks board wish list: downtown ice rink
• Minnehaha County forgives debt
• Matt Michels reduces role as lieutenant governor
• Death penalty delay looms
• South Dakota duo aided Doolittle Raid
• Private company's first space station visit on track
• S.D. Advertising Federation holds 'Chairity' event to support State Theatre renovation
• Kindergartner honored by South Dakota National Guard Enlisted Association
• Rapid City woman asks court to put her on House ballot
• Photos: Tuesday throughout the world
• Rail history topic of historical society meeting
• Back pain a factor in reducing Lt. Gov's role
• Maintenance crews flushing city's fire hydrants
• Corn yield contest win surprises Davis farmer
• Line goes dead on outdated pay phone in Aberdeen
• Warren Buffett, 81, has prostate cancer but feels "great"
• S.D. urges change in Missouri River management plan
• Camera club exhibit open in Mitchell
• REPLAY: Watch '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• USD hosting student history conference
• Brandon founder topic of presentation at Brandon Community Library
• Space shuttle Discovery lands at new home near D.C.
• Why Augustana?
• JL Beers opening Wednesday in downtown Sioux Falls
• South Dakota woman sentenced for using vehicle as weapon
• South Dakota Guard unit to deploy to Afghanistan next year
• Doris Stensland receives state history honor
• No charges in fatal Sioux Falls motorcycle accident
• Police handcuff, charge Georgia kindergartner for tantrum
• April 22: Earth Day Celebration to Feature Area Scientists, Student Demonstrations
• Smoking ban to be enforced at Rapid City hookah lounge
• Corn seed supply a concern in upper Midwest
• Earth Day events planned for GreenFest at McCrory Gardens
• N.D. wants Missouri River management changes
• Today is tax filing deadline
• Corps of Engineers to explain Missouri River plan
• Status of children topic of organization's briefing
• South Dakotan sues over circumcision
• Artificial insemination school set for next week
• HelpLine provides volunteer opportunities
• FFA song to be unveiled
• Dispute over S.D. dinosaur settled out of court
• Two charged after report of meth-related fire in Valley Springs
• Indiana penalizes Poet for air-quality violations
• Pay gap narrows across nation
• West Nile virus might rebound after hiatus
• Washington Pavilion's profit outlook brightens
• Meth fire suspect released without bond
• Washington Pavilion reports first profit since 2007
• Live at 4 and 7: City Council meetings
• S.D. runners battle the heat in Boston Marathon
• Brookings jail getting 'drive-up' window
• Warm weather boosts S.D. fishing license sales
• Inmate sues Sanford over decades old circumcision
• Weekend review: Nature vs. Science, the end of Restaurant Week, Jazz Crawl and more!
• Retired teachers to meet
• Poet penalized for alleged air pollution violations in Indiana
• Sioux Falls Developers Group to hold monthly meeting
• Kids' status to be discussed
• Seminar on teenagers planned
• Are YOU Battle-Ready?
• Food giveaway planned for this afternoon
• Missouri River rec areas in S.D. continue rebounding
• Warnings credited in Midwest tornado outbreak
• Best Buy releases list of 50 stores to close
• FFA song to be unveiled
• Frank Abagnale Jr. to speak at USD today
• Remembering those who served
• More help for veterans
• Help can rely on doctor's question: Did you serve?
• Author to sign books about Parkinson's
• Historical society to hear railroad story
• Huron workshop to teach apple tree grafting
• Rotaries compete with hygiene in mind
• "Augustana Acts" Tracks, Inspires Service Around the Globe
• 2012 Covenant Award Nominees Announced
• No serious injuries from emergency chopper landing
• Corps reduces releases at Gavins Point after rains
• Construction projects begin this week
• Sioux Falls Police revamp team approach
• Turning old bicycles into wheels for work
• Winner in land sale: S.D. Health
• Supreme Court ruling vital to Indian health coverage
• Troubled site at gateway to events center
• NATURE VS.SCIENCE
• Official: Pactola should be full all summer
• Ellsworth to celebrate 70th anniversary in May
• Black Hills bighorn sheep set for recovery
• TeaPartySD holding event in Tea
• USS South Dakota name resurfaces in submarine
• Six S.D. towns will lose units of Guard
• Scheels plans to turn shopping into carnival
• Museum offers children's program
• Humane Society holds adoption
• Children's author to sign book
• Aurora County land to be raffled off
• Canned goods drive planned at 'Marley'
• Doctors concert aids Children's Care
• City offers recycling at public events
• Failed transformer caused power outage
• Police seek information in utility trailer theft
• Corps: Storage wouldn't have averted floods
• Noem's fundraising outpaces competitors
• Sioux Falls mom sues over firing
• Contractors picked for Rapid City project
• Kristi Noem raises $354,677 in first quarter
• Corps: More flood storage offers limited benefit
• House candidate Varilek raises $168,000 in first quarter
• Two Augustana College students receive Goldwater Scholarship
• 'Stepping into Style' to benefit CASA
• National Guard closing 6 S.D. armories
• City offers recycling program for public events
• New submarine to be named in honor of South Dakota
• Scheels adding Ferris wheel, bowling alley, restaurant, shooting gallery
• Rev. Ann Rosendale Named Campus Pastor
• Free downtown trolley rides begin Saturday
• AP gets new bureau chief for four Midwest states
• Legal fight could stall Black Hills Speedway season
• Indian companies frustrated over lack of Pine Ridge contracts
• Fort Thompson brothers plead guilty to beating death
• Corps to release report on 2011 flooding
• State Game Fish and Parks honors employees
• South Dakota National Guard, state bomb squad train together
• Agency will give up rule opposed by Premier Bankcard
• Homeless finding it safer in 'wet' home
• Railroad relocation losing momentum
• Board works toward library foundation
• Postal workers protest bill cutting services
• Sioux Falls officials offer school budget information
• Court rejects request for quick execution
• LIVE at 10: Scheels to announce expansion
• Residents reminded of watering limits
• House, garage damaged in fire
• Mayor: Today is Military Kids Day
• Penitentiary dedicates training center in honor of slain corrections officer
• Zimmerman makes court appearance in Trayvon Martin shooting
• PoliBlog: Dave Munson for mayor?
• Brookings schools may impose peanut restrictions
• Box Elder mayor loses by 7 votes, may want recount
• Mitchell museum offers children's program
• Mayor declares Friday 'Purple Up! for Military Kids Day'
• S.D. Supreme Court denies request for quick execution in guard's murder
• 'Stinky hookah smell' riles Rapid City businesses
• City reminds residents of lawn-watering restrictions
• Couple accused of arson in Springfield steakhouse fire
• State penitentiary building to be named for slain guard today
• DOT seeks names for Transportation Hall of Fame
• Kermit Staggers returns to a different City Council
• FDA calls for voluntary restrictions on use of antibiotics in livestock
• Website helps students gauge college costs
• Sioux Falls City Council fills second position to replace city clerk
• Seat open on Human Relations Commission
• Lawler elected mayor in Tea
• Voters OK 2 of 3 amendments to City Charter
• Argus 911: Suspect sought in Belle Fourche rape
• Faith Temple Church postpones food giveaway
• Police: Husband beats dishwasher for 'spreading rumors' about his wife
• Tea Areas Schools superintendent resigns
• Judge: State didn't follow law on dairy's water permit
• State targets new industries
• S.D., 14 states sue Apple for ebooks
• DOC says inmates dies at state prison
• Council fills 2nd position to replace city clerk
• School district to hold budget info session
• Second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
• Online program to help students plan for college loans unveiled in Sioux Falls
• Wright Op-Ed Featured on Bloomberg, Huffington Post
• State inmate dies in Sioux Falls
• FDA calls for voluntary restrictions on use of antibiotics in livestock
• Callison: I hate the circus
• Judge sends Hanson County Dairy back to state board in water permit issue
• Former principal named to senior living board
• Support for S.D. dog shelter after building burns
• South Dakota joins lawsuit against Apple over e-book price-fixing
• Heartland Humane Society holds adoption event
• Old Courthouse Museum to host child identification event
• Mayor Huether hosts Listening and Learning Session
• Faith Temple Church postpones food giveaway
• Dorr speaks at PFLAG
• Seat open on Human Relations Commission
• Rapid City panel says proposed building must be shorter
• Indonesia issues new tsunami alert for aftershock
• Mitchell can improve Corn Palace with money, bonds
• Federal official discussing student loans during South Dakota visit
• Democrats ask judge to put two candidates back on ballot
• Mayors, councilors chosen across region
• Museum clock stopped temporarily
• Voters like convenience of citywide centers
• At-large: Staggers captures City Council seat
• Election: A few glitches, modest turnout
• Southwest: Jamison easily wins another four years, defeating two foes
• Northwest: Karsky cruises to full term
• School board: Union backed school board winners
• Northeast: Affordable housing, infrastructure focuses for Anderson in next term
• For jail inmates, kitchen is open
• Gardeners hiding plants in big-freeze coverup
• Sex trafficking plea in Sioux Falls: Not guilty
• Argus 911: Victim reports assault over unpaid drug debt
• 2012-2013 Pavilion roster announced tonight
• Local elections: Regional results reported
• Final results: Parker, Thoelke win Sioux Falls School Board seats
• Final results: Staggers, Karsky, Jamison and Anderson Jr. win council seats
• Santorum stays on S.D. presidential primary ballot
• Sioux Falls election: Voters turned away because of computer issues
• Work by Public Relations Students Honored
• Sioux Falls election: Voter turnout on track to meet expectations
• Deep freeze tonight puts plants, flowers in danger
• April 14: Collegiate Chorale Spring Concert to Examine Ancient, Modern Choral Music
• Judge sets hearing for death-row appeal
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Otter Tail Power Co. seeks rate increase
• Sioux Falls election: Voting centers being restocked as certain ballots run out
• Hamiel inducted into S.D. Newspaper Hall of Fame
• Augustana Baseball Field Project Receives Naming Gift From Alumnus
• Pancake Days set for Wednesday and Thursday
• Sioux Falls election: Voters like polling options
• Teen births decline in U.S.
• Investigation of Aberdeen police car crash to include attorney general
• Where to vote? It's your choice
• In-home day cares face parental inspections, fees, insurance changes
• LIVE at 3 and 7: Watch '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• S.F. School District announces new staff
• Sioux Falls schools cuts costs in screening
• Events center won't get $4 million
• S.D. Guard heads to Asia
• Let the construction begin
• Two men accused of sex at laundromat
• Moody County accident victims identified
• Moody County accident victims identified
• Charges added in alleged child-sex trafficking
• Two men accused of sex at laundromat
• Sam Kean to speak at S.D. Academy of Science meeting
• Session offered for parents of kids with special needs
• Siouxland Libraries celebrate National Library Week
• Church pays it forward in gasoline
• First South Dakota methadone clinic fans treatment debate
• Cities ride jobs wave
• Through the (genealogical) looking glass
• 2 women dead after one-vehicle crash near Flandreau
• Survivor finds her voice
• Sioux Falls voting centers: Options by the dozen on Tuesday
• Bevy of street projects begins
• Brandon leaders make final bid for VA home
• Demand pinches supply of seed corn
• Councilor: Progress fast in naming rights
• Council to hear stricter proposals for day cares
• Speech disabilities aided by fast growth in gadgets
• Sioux Falls man reported missing
• South Dakota farm outlook: Profits keep flowing
• South Dakota leases 75,389 acres to oil and gas company
• Knudson, Staggers dispute ad claims
• City seeks applicants for advisory boards
• Helpline Center announces walk, run to prevent suicide
• PUC wants to seize $100,000 bond paid by Anderson Seed
• Driver arrested while sitting in parked car gets DWI conviction
• New website for motorcycles
• Mitchell council reverses itself on sidewalk alcohol sales
• Guitarist Joe Walsh a big catch for JazzFest
• Opposing sides clear in death penalty
• Sioux Falls metro population grows by 3,304
• Vehicle burglaries reported in southwestern Sioux Falls
• Man indicted in child porn case
• Sioux Falls boy wins state geography bee
• Vote postponed on broadcast fees
• George McGovern released from hospital
• Fatal Mitchell DUI could result in life prison term
• All-day kindergarten might mean cuts at Brandon Valley
• Excessive medical tests drive up costs
• Teachers get no help on reform law referral
• April 30: Froemke Lecture Series to Discuss Drug Development
• Prayer breakfast is Friday
• Extension offers Master Gardener classes
• Canton taking input on swimming pool
• Police seek info on skid loader, trailer theft
• Miss Teen S.D. to read at library storytime
• Downtown housing, parking on the way
• Walmart gets initial OK at 69th and Cliff
• Juvenile center to close June 1
• Mild winter, stormy summer? Hard to tell
• 'Iron Man' duo nabbed after robbery
• No major changes in Sioux Falls school budget
• George McGovern sent to hospital
• Woodbury Cancer Survivor Goes Back on the Offensive
• Sioux Falls City Council candidates differ on what to do with extra $4M
• Allegiant tacks fee to carry-on
• Ethanol leader moves on
• 'Almost an injustice to it,' Franken says of Lewis & Clark pipeline funds
• Panel: Talk to your teens about synthetic drugs
• March melted records for heat in Midwest
• Defense wants to question boy's credibility in rape trial
• County aims to save $40,000 in cleaning costs
• April 27-28: 44th Annual Dakota Conference to Discuss Wounded Knee
• Augustana Students Named Goldwater Scholars
• April 19-May 19: Senior Art Show on Display in Eide/Dalrymple
• Go Viking. Explore. Discover. Create. Spring on Campus.
• In the News: 'Job Market Swings Open'
• LIVE at 3: Watch '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Girl injured in scooter accident
• Arson case defendant to remain in jail
• Neighbors alerted resident to duplex fire
• Garbage haulers can start grading customers' recycling
• Open house set for retiring dean
• Sioux City man accused of assault
• Sioux Falls man claims $250,000 Mega Millions prize
• Federal inquiry sought to defend BPI
• City options dwindle for removing railroad switchyard
• Job markets swing open
• Plan targets school jumps for sports
• Students Outside Strasbourg Cathedral, Interim 2012
• Go Viking. Explore. Discover. Create. Stained Glass in Taunusstein, Germany.
• Students Pen Cover Story for National Magazine
• April 14: McWilliams to Discuss "Animals, Plants and Food: Eating Sustainably"
• Weed worries are growing
• Autism to be re-defined
• Warm days fuel camping spirit
• Ads cut drunken driving deaths
• City Board of Ethics has 3 open seats
• Police release name of motorcyclist killed in accident
• Abdallah to seek District 6 Senate seat
• Abdallah to seek District 6 Senate seat
• Profiles of the Sioux Falls City Council candidates
• Council, At-large: Campaign of contrast
• Council, Northeast District: Challenger wants young parents represented
• Council, Southwest District: Two challenge Jamison, how money is spent
• Council, Northwest District: Karsky learns on job; Ysbrand wants balance
• No books? No lecture? No problem
• Rollover kills Hot Springs man
• White House events planner to speak at Sioux Falls visitors convention luncheon
• Neighborhood watch captains to meet Monday
• Motorcyclist dies in crash near Colton
• Face It taps employers to help tackle addiction
• McGovern, Daschle see potential for Democrats
• Repellant allowed in to keep pheasants out of fields
• National heart study gets S.D. help
• Construction starts Monday on several projects
• Chorus performance to benefit Hope Haven
• Toast to our health: Long life in S.D.
• Classes get cheaper at University Center
• Police probe link in arrest, arsons
• Three children rescued in north-end apartment fire
• Sioux Falls school board candidates agree on teacher pay
• Pipestone Monument seeks photos for display
• Brandon Community Foundation distributes $12,050 in grants
• Indictment filed against First Avenue standoff suspect
• Do you feel Lucky?
• Poet laureate leading workshop at library
• Pipestone Monument seeks photos for display
• Seven Students Named Christopherson Scholars
• Alumna, Professor Honored by YWCA
• Face It Together town hall meeting on Saturday
• Sioux Falls sinus surgeon Robert Akins died in plane crash
• Police: Logs thrown at neighbor's home
• Business fails alcohol check
• Regents approve funding program
• Officials eat burgers, watch process on tour
• Jackley: Insurance mandate is unconstitutional
• 'Dude, it's beef'
• Police want help to find missing teen
• Padlocks cut at storage business
• Man injured after assault
• Victim in motorcycle crash identified as Tea man
• Crooks man sues over job offer that didn't pan out
• Argus 911: Police want help in search for missing teen
• April 3: Northlanders, All-City Middle School Jazz to Perform 'Jazz Time'
• April 11: Iraq War Poet to Speak on Campus
• Chinese interested in South Dakota soybeans, pork
• Beef product fights safety perception
• Sioux Falls pilot dies in Iowa crash
• State Sen. Joni Cutler won't seek re-election
• Thune bill targets estate tax
• Girls approached by suspicious man
• Parolee found in stolen car
• Dave Munson running for state House seat
• Sioux Falls motorcyclist dies in collision
• Vermillion Guard unit won't deploy to Afghanistan
• April 19-20: Library Associates Books and More Sale
• S.D. property tax case could set precedent
• School board candidates differ on media fees, reform law
• Call volume to HelpLine declines
• Argus 911: Rapid City bicyclist has life-threatening injuries after accident
• Highway Patrol plans checkpoints in April
• Food fight leads to assault arrest in Sioux Falls
• Argus 911: Police seek tips on stolen trailer
• Argus 911: Woman injured in I-229 crash charged with DUI
• Sioux Falls man arraigned on felony child abuse charges
• CASA volunteers sought to help kids
• 60 kids to get kindergarten prep
• Superintendents sound off on reforms
• 'Great Faces' gets makeover
• Signs point to rising home construction
• April 2: Recital to Feature String Quartet, Rawlins Trio
• LIVE at 3: Watch '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Head injury in I-229 accident
• Sioux Falls diversity blooms
• Cooking school comes to Grand Falls Casino
• Retired teachers meet today
• Chamber to hold public candidate forums for April 10 election
• $10,000 Powerball ticket sold in Rapid City
• Harrisburg Superintendent Jim Holbeck might run for Legislature
• Argus 911: Man ejected from party returns with hammer, police say
• Tears for girl killed in crash
• Tuition, fees go up, but by smaller rate
• Beef filler fallout staggers company
• Retiring city workers may face loss of health plan
• April 14: Area Doctors to Perform for Children's Care Fundraiser
• March 30-31: New Play Festival
• Oliver: Education has Value
• Federal bill would put cap on farm subsidies
• BackPack Program preserved
• City receives HIV prevention grant
• Entries accepted for art contest
• U.S. health care law in high court's hands
• Chefs vie for pork plate
• CASA to hold press conference Tuesday
• DOT hosting meeting on I-90 paving projects
• Police ID Mitchell girl who died in 2-vehicle crash
• Pulmonary hypertension group to meet
• Rapid City man develops smartphone 911 notification app
• Class to show how to download library eBooks to Kindle
• Update: Police ID girl who died in crash
• Mitchellman charged with drunken driving in child's death
• Woman wakes up to garage on fire
• Downtown: Proximity to work, retail, food and entertainment drives area rehab efforts
• Sioux Falls' image problem
• Sioux Falls: Growing on all sides, revitalizing the core
• Old threads become new clothes at swap
• Sioux Falls expands TIF districts
• Road projects begin on Monday
• USS South Dakota marks anniversary
• BHSU launches women in business awards
• 9-year-old girl dies in Mitchell crash
• S.D. native makes 2nd appearance on 'The Voice'
• Hartford Legion hosting pancake breakfast
• More pairs who live together last
• Baltic cancels school board election
• SDSU loses key child health study
• Dairy farm held up over water
• Storm football player arrested
• Volunteers of America to centralize into one campus
• Lions hosting spaghetti fundraiser
• More in U.S. earning degrees
• Council candidates talk tourism, growth
• Highway 38 stretch being widened
• Rapid City man dies in accident near Rockerville
• Two injured in crash with sleeping driver
• Sioux Falls man sentenced for abusing child
• Family sues after 4-H livestock scandal
• Recycling in '12 to be 20% of waste
• Guests steal TV, gaming console
• Police investigating storage unit crimes
• $1 million added to pine beetle battle
• Sturgis ammunition company faces federal charges
• Transit bill moves on as South Dakota waits
• Congress debates gun permit reciprocity
• Water-line integrity studied
• Swanson Invited to Global Scripture Translation Seminar
• Want job? Submit Facebook login
• Property in standoff cited for code violations
• Say goodbye to river parking ramp
• Play-by-play fees discussed by Sioux Falls School District
• South Dakota embraces electronic health records
• Summer comes early for some businesses
• City councilors caught off guard by meeting move
• Minnehaha County approves bid for new paver
• LIVE at 3: Watch '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Grading South Dakota's openness: B, F
• Football playoffs expand
• Idea of moving tournaments to Sioux Falls draws fire
• Three vetoes survive
• Official: Sioux Falls water system healthy
• City Council OKs Hogstad as city clerk
• 220 police calls on St. Pat's
• Admiral: Stay in Afghanistan
• In the News: 'Artists Depict Wounded Knee Massacre'
• Activist Russell Means to Speak at Augustana April 27
• Artists Depict Wounded Knee Massacre, Occupation in Effort to Foster Reconciliation
• Three injured in crash of two police cars in Aberdeen
• Sessions planned for Long-Term Care Partnership
• Couple pledges $1 million to Black Hills State scholarship
• Exhibit highlights art with a historical edge
• Three times a champion: Knights savor day after
• Travelers keep flying, even as airfares soar
• Grain company debt upsets PUC
• A man reborn
• Ideas of gardens sprout at show
• Judge reverses county OK for salvage yard
• Law can't keep up with drug sellers
• Area schools register for kindergarten classes
• Homebuilder scholarship deadline is April 2
• LSS seeks nominations for mentor of year
• Canton holds Kindergarten Roundup
• Popularity of blender pumps in S.D. evident in installations
• Bank merger expected to produce jobs
• Public employee salaries open to public July 1
• Woman accused of trying to run down husband with car
• Daugaard rejects gun bill
• Argus 911: Woman arrested in relation to stabbing
• I-29 crash kills Sioux Falls man
• Crews battle substation fire
• Sioux Falls site gets a hearing to host all high school basketball tournaments
• Need eases for nutrition program
• Deadline set for events center naming rights
• Go Viking. Explore. Discover. Create. Wood Carvings.
• Sioux Falls Council candidates talk about housing, rentals
• Airport to expand parking
• S.D. Guard unit heading to Kuwait
• Multi-Cultural Center awarded $10,000 grant
• Saturation patrol this weekend
• Standoff started with words at apartment
• Augustana Trombone Choir to Perform at National Music Workshop
• April 4: "Debating an End to America's Second Civil War"
• April 1: "Mass of the Children" to Feature The Augustana Choir, Angelus
• Forum to Discuss Governance in an Age of Globalization, Hyperpartisanship and Mistrust
• April 21: Augustana Symposium 2012, Keynote by Dr. Randy Moore
• Standoff ends with man in custody
• Refunds await some S.D. taxpayers for 2008 returns
• Student debt could hit doubly hard
• Council opts not to change public input rules
• Incentives emerge in health plans
• Three arrested in Get N Go robbery, assault
• Driver hits house, apologizes
• FTC targets Billion Auto for misleading ads
• Transportation bill moves to House ahead of deadline
• Death row inmate wants to stop delays
• Alumni, Professor Nominated for YWCA Tribute to Women Awards
• April 11-29: Augustana Academic Festival to Celebrate Scholarship
• Events center bonds sale prompts mayor to high-five
• No ethics case, just warning, city attorney says
• Coaching legend's final act
• Soil testing to close lanes on Russell Street
• Deadline is Thursday for property-tax reduction filing
• Argus 911: Five guns stolen from Sioux Falls storage unit
• South Dakota inmates captured in Nebraska
• Sioux Falls man accused of attempting to drown girlfriend
• Argus 911: Man faces rape charges related to attack of girl
• S.F. schools cut back on physical checkups
• Eight counts of sex assault
• Public advocate enlists county help
• Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• The Augustana: Winter 2012
• March 23: OTA Sessions to Feature Facebook Exec, Master Storyteller
• Live at 3: Watch '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Teen smoking rate in South Dakota halved from '90s
• Deadline for Alliance scholarship is Friday
• Powwow highlights USD Native weekend
• Fire damages deck, mobile home
• Water main work will close lanes at 14th, Minnesota
• Construction to alter Lake Avenue traffic
• State Supreme Court to meet in Vermillion
• Mall confrontation in Sioux Falls leads to assault charge
• CTE Academy expands course offerings
• Senior income gap wide in South Dakota
• Firing dispute heats up
• State to get tool to track schools
• SDSU men dancing with Bears
• Grant offers kids free field trips to butterfly house
• Local Optimist club sponsors oratorical contest
• Fundraising organization to meet in Sioux Falls
• Orchestra gets grants for Lakota Music Project
• Walmart resistance mounts with petition
• Sioux Falls lands Susan G. Komen breast cancer race
• Donor names abound on buildings
• Events center counts on money from name
• It's summer on water in March for dreams of boating, fishing
• SDSU benefits beyond court
• Former chief of staff again working for Rounds
• Faith Temple giving away sliced bread
• Celiac support group to meet
• Billion to speak at PFLAG
• Group opposing proposed Walmart to meet
• Upgrades will clear road for S.D. cell phone speed
• Old school site to sprout with gardens
• Mayor queried about guns, employee benefits, firing
• Sex offender in court after move to safe zone
• City's skate parks now open
• High-speed chase ends in crash, injuries
• Police searching for missing parolee
• City's garden rules almost ready
• Community gardens get greener
• Baby's father arrested in case of abuse
• Farmer charged in molestation case
• Reprimand over firing spurs call for shakeup
• AARP survey: Needs of seniors unmet
• March 26-27: Recital to Feature Acclaimed Pianist Juyeon Kang
• March 29: WNBA Champ Olympia Scott to Present "I Can, I Must, I Will"
• Gucci bags might be counterfeit
• Earth dodges a solar bullet
• New body scanner operational at Sioux Falls airport
• Golf courses to open this weekend
• At-large candidate to meet with voters
• Sample ballots, vote center maps available for April 10 election
• Kids, adults can attend faith seminars
• Panel raps Sioux Falls on open meetings violation
• Casino has grand effect
• Police seek missing girl
• Sex offender back in jail after failing to notify of new address
• Motel stabber convicted of murder
• Student reports of strangers now at six
• Tribe to divvy money from Oahe dam land
• In the News: Exhibit Not About 'Prettiness'
• Fourth report of man approaching kids
• Minneapolis woman arrested on Sioux Falls prostitution charges
• Defendant says he pulled knife to earn respect
• Plan for new development in south Sioux Falls meets opposition
• Summit soars to new heights
• Group wants to land education reform on ballot
• Biomed firm to open Brookings lab
• Four water main breaks, many fire alarms send city responders scrambling
• Panel makes its city clerk pick
• County OKs hiring of new deputy
• Bond issue for events center set for Tuesday
• Refinery foes appeal to Supreme Court
• Middle schooler caught with pound of pot
• Driver in multicar crash in jail
• SDSU offers seeds for new gardens
• Home Builders scholarships
• Woman hits cars in parking lot
• Girl struck by car, injured in Sioux Falls
• Third report of suspicious person approaching child
• Home Builders Association scholarship applications being accepted
• April 16-20: Verdier 2012 to Celebrate Values; to Feature Panel Discussions, Quiz Bowl, Covenant Award Ceremony
• East Side Lutheran holding Lenten Services on Wednesday
• No '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics' program today
• Students Collect Prom Dresses for Teens in Need
• Colorado man faces rape, assault charges in Sioux Falls
• Man accused of having meth lab in car
• Teen after crash: 'I don't want to hurt anyone'
• Homebuilding pace heating up in Sioux Falls
• New Sioux Falls plan: Take garbage to curb
• Temporary bike trail closure planned
• Belle Fourche man killed in crash
• Indecent exposure reported downtown
• Police investigating baby's injuries
• Police seek leads on wire, tool thefts
• Tower inspection might affect water pressure
• Couple robbed at gunpoint, assaulted
• Storm player charged with discharging gun
• Trial begins in stabbing death
• Hospitals take aim at reducing radiation exposure
• Appeal, more permits ahead for Hyperion refinery
• 'Skip-A-Payment' money helps 3 charities
• SDSU offers seeds for new gardens
• Brochure gives info on Native American art
• Time for townships to meet
• Tea-Ellis road upgrade stalled by landowner
• Education plan stirs state
• A look at the top issues the South Dakota Legislature faced this year
• New ice rinks gain money, momentum
• Private funding, volunteer labor might upgrade Harrisburg park
• Brandon, Sioux Falls study land use
• Great Bear ending season today
• Teens sought for youth council
• Home Show exhibit winners announced
• Valley Springs to hold election April 10
• One year after flooding: Drought
• Teen charged in assault of ex-girlfriend
• Shooting by Moody County deputy ruled to be justified
• Student response praised in SDSU ag building fire
• Stolen car, mangled crash, father killed
• Mayor: Explore more rail options
• At least three vehicles involved in fiery crash
• Schools to share $8.7 million in one-time budget bonus
• Wind energy gets tax break
• Voices for Children director to retire
• Summit League rising
• 12 vote centers set up for April 10 election
• Teen charged with stealing from vehicle
• Police seek leads on Gas Barrel store burglary
• Vacancy opens on city planning commission
• $7.9M spent on Missouri River tourism
• Motel stabbing trial starts next week
• Pine Ridge anti-beer activist arrested on alcohol charges
• March 28-29: Dr. Monica Coleman to Speak on Campus
• Augustana Runner Selected for Team USA
• Education reform measure squeaks past House
• Fair, city study interaction
• Crews contain apartment fire
• LIVE at 1:30: Watch mayor discuss railroad relocation project
• Woman loses $600 in phone scam
• No one injured in train-SUV accident in Rapid City
• Security upgrade causes long lines at airport
• City's water future secured
• Bill would replace South Dakota's food tax rebate
• Police looking for man in groping case
• Four candidates to compete for two school board seats
• March 26-30: Last Look Days for Prospective Students
• March 16-18: 17th Annual Fighting Hunger, Feeding Hope Basketball Tournament
• March 16: 2012 Augustana Athletic Club Auction
• March 17: Augustana Baseball at the Metrodome
• April 22: An Evening with Sara Bareilles
• Development fund won't be replaced
• Senate passes 2nd bill banning herbal incense
• South Dakota moves toward new system to judge schools
• Gun measure tied to driving
• Brandon residents don't like plans to move railroad yard
• Pain at pump marches toward $4 a gallon
• Lab lets you drop in for a test
• Augustana names choir director
• Victim in fatal house fire ID'd
• Sobriety checkpoints planned for March
• N.D. man to serve 5½ years for false sales
• Several storage area burglaries reported
• Police investigating Brandon hit-and-run
• Live at 3: Watch '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Sioux Falls house fire kills resident
• More change for teacher pay bill
• Argus 911: Two arrested after officer sees accident with stolen truck
• Argus 911: Man accused of burglary, assault
• Argus 911: Juveniles, adults face drinking, vandalism charges
• Argus 911: House fire damages basement
• Sioux Falls police issue 513 snow tickets
• Argus 911: Man accused of running over girlfriend while driving drunk
• Storm could lead to cancellation of activities association meeting
• Teacher group wants to expand in South Dakota
• New railroad switching yard locations a tough sell
• Dr. Paul Nesheim Named Director of The Augustana Choir
• March 18: Third Sunday Archeology to Unveil Recent Discoveries at 900-Year-Old Kimball Village
• Augustana Presents "An Evening With Sara Bareilles"
• Professor: Disparate Groups Could Be Long-Term Answer to Economy
• Snow, icy rain headed our way
• New airport X-ray machine to be running this week
• Martin hospital faces insolvency
• Bank plans to transform Gigglebees into branch
• Brookings CyberPatriot team to compete nationally
• Mighty Corson Art Players seek actors for show
• Group gathering signatures opposed to third Walmart
• Joy Ranch to reveal summer camps
• Sioux Empire Fair announces theme, photo contest
• Nonprofits emerge strong
• Legislators divided over delay to study merit pay
• Controversy coats hazy state fund
• Stolen valor is pain for area veterans
• Events center naming: 7 compete
• Races emerge for four council spots
• More ways to access our content
• Extension appoints Minnehaha 4-H adviser
• Steve Martin to perform in Sioux City
• Two appointed to city citizen boards
• New service offers travel advisory texts, emails
• Panel amends 'No Child Left Behind' measure
• Democrats denounce Republican maneuver on economic incentives
• Crash with tree bloodies teen
• Disparate groups could be long-term answer to economy, analyst says
• New service offers travel advisory texts, emails
• Argus 911: Police seek leads on two business burglaries
• Suspect sought in roommate stabbing
• Eric Robert to Supreme Court: Let me die
• Employers see fit to stress health
• New York Times Features Work by Alumnus Andrew Pole
• Winter makes late appearance
• Panel guts education reform bill before sending to Senate
• Sioux Falls growth poised to accelerate
• Kids Speak topic chosen
• City Council nominating petitions due Friday
• Rob Zombie, Megadeth tickets on sale Friday
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• Winning lottery tickets sold in Mitchell, Madison
• After tragic crash, wives continue Lego League work
• New law bans synthetic drugs
• Huron to lose Postal Service center
• Analysis: What would it take for bill to gain teachers' approval?
• Augustana Theatre to Present Musical 'Zombie Prom'
• Steve Miller Band to perform at State Fair in September
• Sawyer Brown concert benefits Feeding South Dakota
• South Dakota leaders lobby for wind energy credit
• Sanford dedicates $75M heart hospital
• Brandon native goes to next round on 'Idol'
• Obama: Revamp tax code
• Special Olympics gets $50,000 grant
• STI president to speak at Democratic Forum
• March 5 - May 26: 'Interpretations of Wounded Knee' Exhibit on Display in CWS
• Numbers reinforce bright economic picture for Sioux Falls
• Minnehaha will restore 5% pay cut
• Children removed from home of ACLU director after dispute
• Contest to take the cake
• Senate panel passes bill aimed at DUI clusters
• Winning Mega Millions ticket sold in Mitchell
• Blue jay mascot of Outdoor Campus dies
• Public notified about release of sex offender
• Man who grabbed cop's handgun faces assault charge
• Senators wary of U.S. role with Syria, Iran
• South Dakotans in need might get direct help
• Sioux Falls Sportsmen's Show 2012
• Live at 3: Watch '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Art Exhibit, Dakota Conference Examines Wounded Knee, 1973 and 1890
• Professor Emeritus, Coach Virgil Sandvig Dies at 87
• Obama: Raise the bar for colleges
• Pork featured in April 17 event
• Senate panel debates push on multiple DUIs
• Sioux Falls teens may need fewer physicals for sports
• S.D. hard on deadbeat parents
• Manager of James River Water Development District resigns
• Changes, economy have busy Sioux Falls airport flying high
• City seeks proposals for events center sponsorship sales
• Flood worries of 2011 are shifting to drought
• Voting rights for felons draws barbs
• Infants at risk for virus hitting hard across South Dakota
• 97 Percent of 2011 Augustana Graduates Accept Employment
• Confessions of a Yes Man
• Events center goal: Stay local
• Public meetings set for proposed rail yard relocation
• Lane on Sixth Street closed Monday
• Poll: S.F. students hopeful
• Champions for Children nominations available
• Convention managers see gains
• Tea party, legislators mix in forum
• S.D. commission to hear open meetings complaint
• Leaner staff, same ag mission
• S.D. corn crop jumps a whopping $1 billion
• Ethanol granted enhanced blend
• GF&P to consider proposals at March 1 meeting
• Hayward teachers receives national award for women's rights
• 15 businesses pass alcohol sales sting
• 3 file petitions for open school board seats
• Jackley: Fight led to chase, shooting
• Community garden tips shared
• March 8 - April 14: Eide/Dalrymple Features Alice Leora Briggs' Juárez Works
• March 5-6: Jazz on the Upper Great Plains
• Auto shop burglary adds to recent business break-ins
• No one injured in Center Avenue fire
• Action delayed on move to scrap water district
• Suspect in fatal stabbing seeks to suppress confession
• Deputy involved in I-29 shooting
• Watertown man pleads not guilty in slaying
• Youths' dispute leads to shooting
• Proposed Walmart causes alarm for Sioux Falls neighbors
• Financial accountability plan unfair, school districts say
• Former council members face off for at-large seat
• In the News: 'Augustana Graduate Worked with Some of Hollywood's Best'
• March 1-3: 2012 Peace Prize Forum in Minneapolis, Choir to Perform
• March 1-3, 8-10: Spring Musical 'Zombie Prom'
• Video: Incense bill OK'd despite video of lawmaker's purchase
• Measure calls for dissolving James River water district
• Clay-Union Foundation seeks mentors
• Charley Pride to perform at State Fair
• Former Brandon man moves on in 'American Idol'
• One injured in ice-related morning pileup on I-29
• Police: Pair found with marijuana, stolen vehicle
• Video: Sanford raises stakes in heart care
• Rental store burglary adds to recent string
• Violist, Sioux Falls Native Sabina Thatcher to Play with College & Community Orchestra
• College-level courses for high schoolers rejected
• Scholarship OK'd for students in tech fields
• Senate passes boating bill
• Higher bet limits urged for South Dakota casinos
• State trooper hit by car expected to recover
• Suspect in garage burglaries held in prison
• Argus 911: Tips sought for Parliament Casino robbery
• Sioux Falls man accused of child rape pleads not guilty
• $2M goal set to fund Blood Run park plan
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Second person dies at Terry Peak ski resort
• Buffalo bars pack financial potential for Pine Ridge
• South Dakota: Good in savings, poor in pay, debt
• Local companies will get priority in events center work
• State warning of IRS email scam
• South Dakota lawmakers to get revenue outlook
• Spanish immersion expansion approved
• New Tech High principal to retire
• Argus 911: Teens charged with breaking into home
• Argus 911: $3,000 in electronics stolen from Sioux Falls business
• Update: Trooper recovering after interstate accident
• Argus 911: Girl playing with lighter started apartment fire
• Education reform passes House
• 2012 Covenant Award Nominations Sought
• In the News: Finding Financial Aid for College
• From Augustana to the White House
• Growth path for churches
• Ski accident kills Sioux Falls nurse
• Colleges rethink booze
• Library offers seminar on financial aid
• Monthly events center update is today
• New fundraising fee policy at mall ruffles some groups
• Argus 911: Fire at apartment building extinguished
• State will reap benefits, Daugaard says
• Teachers' voice heard on pay, legislators say
• Education bonus gap
• Report: Enforcment of oil, gas drilling violations is rare
• S. Dakota eager to cash in on fracking
• Contractors give lawmaker highway award
• Optimist club sponsors oratorical contest
• PUC warns of deceitful billing scheme
• Texting latest tool for HelpLine to reach out to teens in crisis
• Brandon's focus: bike path, pools, parks
• S.F. transit might get windows
• Winter auto show evokes hint of spring
• Southeast targeted for third Walmart
• Romney prospers from S.D. visit
• Hot Lotto ticket worth $10,000 sold Wednesday
• State trooper injured during I-29 traffic assist
• Argus 911: Sioux Falls man dies in crash near Madison
• Jumping rope with a master
• Selling Sioux Falls from the Big Apple
• Hot Lotto ticket worth $10,000 sold Wednesday
• Book sales benefit Children's Home Society
• State archives going digital
• Police seek pit bull after woman is bitten
• Grant lets tires be recycled at landfill
• Sen. John Thune seeking interns for S.D., D.C. offices
• Circuit judge upholds Hyperion permit
• Sprinkler system helped save man's life
• Grant lets tires be recycled at landfill
• Sioux Falls man answers to charges of child-sex trafficking
• Inmate gets life for role in slaying of corrections officer
• Tribe sues brewers for alcohol woes
• S.D. homeowners to get $8M in bank deal
• Feb. 25: SD FIRST LEGO League Championship
• Lewis & Clark water pipeline comes up short again
• Bomb squad called into USD dorm
• Helicopters to assist with power line work
• Two South Dakota sites added to National Register of Historic Places
• Mild South Dakota flu season - so far
• Montana man killed in rollover near Kadoka
• Governor's education reform bill approved by House panel
• Brandon native advances in 'American Idol'
• List of breastfeeding-friendly hospitals skips South Dakota
• Legislators want to make it tougher to take property
• Legislature: Tougher penalties for DUI rejected
• Education plan: New teachers would benefit
• Help wanted to solve tool burglary
• School election deadline looms
• Police: Teen strikes dad with liquor bottle
• Fire damages roof, chimney
• County finds cost efficiency in monitoring
• New zest for West Sioux
• Bloomberg Online Features Op-Ed by Dr. Wright
• Feb. 13: Financial Aid Night at Oak View Branch Library
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Language needs could mean more aid
• Legislator: Make one-time bonus for schools ongoing
• Vaccination opt-out debated
• Republican Women meeting Thursday at Bracco
• Wells Fargo laying off 66 workers in Aberdeen
• Argus 911: Sioux Falls man charged with assault with nunchucks
• Argus 911: Phone scam hits Sioux Falls
• 'Proper sentence of death' for Rodney Berget in guard killing
• Session on Thursday details special needs trusts
• Auditions for Black Hills Playhouse to be Held at Augustana Feb. 14
• Have your app? Businesses embrace customer connection
• Don't feel left behind if you don't have app
• Bonuses soon to be unveiled for 13,000 state employees
• Momentum builds in construction
• Unpaid child support up
• Down syndrome group honors Knology
• Pierre man named to Board of Military Affairs
• Former Gov. Rounds considering 2014 Senate bid
• Funding cuts mean fewer gauges to monitor river flow, flood risks
• Armed robber hits Parliament Casino
• Black Hills caving pioneer dies at age 91
• Not enough workers?
• Wood-burning stove ignites chimney fire
• Argus 911: Firefighters extinguish Blauvelt Ave. garage fire
• Catholic leaders call health care ruling trap
• Sioux Falls seeks new warm site for homeless
• Lawmakers predict boost in school money
• One-stop tourneys idea gets a hearing
• Update: Reports of closed I-90 bridge incorrect
• Argus 911: South Dakota man killed in fiery crash
• Defining a community garden
• Madison slaying bewilders neighbors
• South Dakota to debate ban on baby products with BPA
• Dog poo sleuths get under skin
• 50-year grudge led to killing, police say
• Berget: 'I believe I deserve the death penalty'
• Teaching for Change
• Golden West announces 2012 scholarships
• Brandon organization seeks soccer coaches
• Bullet strikes vehicle by Reptile Gardens
• Tribe signs traffic-safety pact with states
• Lawmakers to speak at Democratic Forum
• 2 arrested in string of burglaries in Alcester
• Warm weather closes ice rinks
• Rep. Kristi Noem: Tie road money to oil
• Daugaard: Don't kill business development fund
• Suspect arrested in Madison murder
• Community tries to cope with death
• Texting while driving ban dies
• Spanish program might expand
• Police continue search for robbery suspects
• Pierre man's child porn sentence reduced
• Augustana names new dean
• Minnesota man sentenced to life in S.D. drug case
• $10,000 Powerball ticket to expire soon
• Edgemont boy going to Super Bowl
• Senators try forcing pipeline OK
• County to meet a half-hour earlier
• Guard killing defense: Berget had hard life
• Urban ag task force to meet Friday
• Feb. 19: Third Sunday Archeology to Discuss Pre-Incan Chavín Temple
• Berget hearing: 'He was my life,' slaying victim's wife says
• Guilty-but-mentally-ill plea accepted in parolee McVay's slaying of nurse
• Cheese plant means 400 jobs in Brookings
• Shooting leaves Madison residents anxious
• Worthington man gets life in prison for meth distribution
• Panel: Open government employee contracts to public
• Voters will decide on election conduct
• Watchdog: No fears for small banks
• Hasseler Named Senior VP for Academic Affairs, Dean of the College
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Argus 911: Man faces drug charges after breaking into his apartment
• Argus 911: Man faces charges after neighborhood ruckus
• Mobridge siblings get $40,500 Dakota Cash jackpot
• School clinic to serve families with kids in need
• Gambling proposal in Nebraska seeks to stem losses to S.D., Iowa
• Indian money holdout says she's been bullied
• Panel endorses authority for preschool fees
• Big Sioux River cleanup plan prepared amid pollution concerns
• Medicaid copays could increase in South Dakota
• Defense in guard's death: Time to end killing
• Sioux Falls cheer squad scores with Got Milk? ad, prize
• Grant funds available
• Farmers Union offers $1,000 scholarships
• Ranchers want money for prairie dog damage
• 'Extra cautious' corps says flood concerns low
• Liquor permit bill gains favor
• Low-interest loans dangled to help invigorate Pettigrew neighborhood
• Optimism in county rises with building permits
• Encouraging signs in sales for small towns
• County cemetery offers final rest for forgotten
• Option to trim funeral costs for indigents meets some resistance
• S.D. spirit backs Sudan rebirth
• Looking for property? Biggest auction awaits
• Note to readers
• Defender of proposal to ban union bargaining hears boos
• Bill would support fracking in S.D.
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra to play at Arena
• 2 S.D. men arrested after police chase where shots were fired
• Privileges stripped in GOP spat in Pierre
• No expanded powers for mayor, panel says
• Bill would open governors' records
• Driver in fatal crash indicted for manslaughter
• New events center committee established to promote citizen input
• Judge rejects call for new lawyer in stabbing death
• Sentence upsets victim's family
• Republican lawmakers target public unions
• Sioux Falls population up 1 percent, city reports
• Argus 911: Gun, synthetic drugs lead to arrest for Roosevelt students
• Dakota State University names interim president
• Shared custody bill survives panel
• Democrats: Tie school money to state revenue
• All Saints residents might form neighborhood association
• S.D. bases strong in face of closures
• School board: Eliminate tenure
• Slick conditions on the roads
• Proposals Sought for 2012 Peace Prize Forum Scholars Program
• TV show offers HD views of South Dakota
• Club sponsoring Miss Shamrock contest for St. Patrick's Day
• Argus 911: Three businesses fail liquor sting
• Sen. Tim Johnson: Tough year to get things done in Congress
• Difficult to ban synthetic drugs
• Waiting list lengthens for Spanish immersion program
• Obama: Narrow America's income gap
• Duplex fire starts in the kitchen
• Ag expert: Federal attention is on farm income
• No charges filed in Pipestone officer-involved shooting
• Sioux Falls man gets 5 years for hitting officer
• County commission to consider changing meeting time
• Living areas may expand for sex offenders
• Students Search for 'Authenticity' Over J-Term
• TCF Bank to add 200 jobs
• Feb. 6: "Daughters of Africa"
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Five stations earn grants for ethanol blender pumps
• Dell Rapids woman chosen as Mrs. South Dakota
• Poet, Dutch company will team to build cellulosic ethanol plant
• Two more garage burglaries reported
• Rezoning request denied for storage area near Sioux Falls
• Candidates for Sioux Falls City Council may start circulating petitions Friday
• Argus 911: Man walks away from attempted holdup
• Casino robber sentenced to six years
• Need a taxi? Plenty to call in Sioux Falls
• Sioux Falls School District critical of South Dakota education plan
• Feb. 3-March 3: Exhibit to Feature Unique Mixed-Media Artist Linda Ackland-Kolb
• Health care reform's reach limited
• Health push targets smoking
• With homebuying down, rehabilitation is up
• Contract award irks S.D. firms
• SDPB show gives bird's-eye view of state
• Pageant open to S.D. boys and girls
• Children's Day events planned in Pierre
• Airport restaurant remodeling would open up options
• Bonds for events center on hold
• Public defender dismissed amid murder cases
• Poet abandons plan for pipeline to East Coast
• Outdoor Show: Summer dreams on winter's day
• Attorney general argues for limits on death penalty appeals
• Humane Society lists S.D. last in animal protection
• Sioux Falls will divide city clerk's role into two jobs
• Bonus for stay in Sioux Falls: $25 for guests
• State prison inmate, 76, dies
• S.D. Hall of Fame seeking nominations
• Herseth Sandlin won't pursue old House seat
• Man threatened by machete after opening door
• Stephanie Herseth Sandlin officially announces she will not run for office in 2012
• Cost might rise for public access
• Steps taken today could help find child in the future
• Frosty Frolics highlights winter in city parks
• Urban ag panel urged to keep community garden rules simple
• Argus 911: Man gets 15 years for embezzlement from cancer center
• Argus 911: Plea for beer money turns into assault
• Democrats slam governor's school plan
• String of burglaries along 57th Street in Sioux Falls grows to eight
• Daugaard: Assess teachers by progress of students during school year
• LIVE at 2: Gov. Dennis Daugaard interview with Editorial Board
• Poetry by Hicks Featured in SDPB’s 'Over South Dakota'
• Sioux Falls funds record 60 housing rehab projects in 2011
• VA talent show auditions
• Two more burglaries reported in south Sioux Falls spree
• Argus 911: Man charged with assault with crowbar
• Election board meets; role unclear
• Dave Nelson re-elected as chairman of parole board
• State Theatre seeks names for a price
• Fewer tourists spend more money in S.D.
• Outdoor show opens today in Sioux Falls
• Sioux Falls parents voice worries on school boundary changes
• New airport scanner detects weapons, not body parts
• Gregory man wins Camaro in lottery
• Program offers help with tax preparation
• Ice Fish Fest canceled for safety reasons
• Electronic tax filing season under way
• Keystone XL pipeline reaction follows party line
• Feds may take back rail funds
• Police suspect string of burglaries connected; two men are wanted
• Farewell to risk-taking Gov. Bill Janklow: Combative, passionate, loyal
• Sioux Falls opens all ice and hockey rinks
• Proposal targets criminal appeals
• Debate sets up death phase of penitentiary guard slaying trial
• OTA Sessions to Feature Facebook Exec, Master Storyteller
• Custer State Park operators must pay
• Two men sought in casino robbery
• Editor, publisher discuss new subscription model
• Wind power cranks up in N.D., tapers off in South Dakota
• Bill Janklow remembered: 'One man can, did change the world'
• Pine Ridge voters sue Fall River
• Regents to interview candidates for DSU interim president position
• Plea deal cuts possible prison time for drug dealer
• Sen. Tim Johnson wants to provide rural health care help where need is greatest
• Hughes, Stanley, Sully counties get 4-H youth adviser
• Stabbing suspect arrested after trip to same hospital as victim
• Argus 911: Man sets fire at bar, returns next day to find police
• City Council considers comment changes after mayor's reaction
• Henry man pleads guilty to manslaughter
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Repairs planned for Pierre causeway
• Tribute to former Gov. Bill Janklow: Flyover to '50s rock
• Rollover accident kills Iowan
• Daugaard: Early feedback on merit pay for teachers 50-50
• John Thune holds series of S.D. town halls
• Missing woman found near Hot Springs truck stop
• Police look for suspect in Rapid City hit-and-run
• Fire damages home on east side
• Semi destroyed in fire
• Power of mayor sparks tension
• South Dakota education plan would downplay graduation rate
• Feb. 5: Augustana Choir to Perform in Sioux Falls
• Workers wanted in South Dakota
• Radon lurks as silent killer in the home
• Vermillion's growth blueprint
• Reopening delayed for Eighth Street lanes
• City hosting minute challenge event
• Gaining Insight Into Ancient Cultures
• Firefighters top police to win blood drive
• Randell Beck: Subscription model means more access to local news
• Keystone: Pipeline work could start soon after OK
• S.D. case could shape prostitution stings
• Snowgates are main focus at mayor's forum
• Education reform draws praise, doubt
• Delay for Hyperion refinery leaves lives, projects in limbo
• Pipestone monument free for King holiday
• Church hosts screening of 'To Save a Life'
• PUC chairman to speak at GOP event
• Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues moves to Pavilion
• Police rescue woman who jumped on ice
• Man hospitalized after stabbing
• Panel urges lower lead levels
• City trims cellphone, printer use
• Janklow services to be on TV; Daschle to give eulogy at funeral
• Two men steal gun, cash from Sioux Falls home
• Gallery donates to SculptureWalk
• Two charged in fights at downtown bar
• S.D. ranks last in education policy, performance
• Measure would close loophole in DUI law
• Plan gives DOC option for inmate releases
• Woman gets 120 days in jail on drug charges
• Bill Janklow, 1939-2012: Larger than life to the end
• Timeline of Janklow's life
• Reactions to Janklow's death
• Court reviews Hyperion's air quality permit
• Police looking for armed robbery suspect
• Snowfall far below average
• Sen. John Thune meets with Bono while on African tour
• USD-SDSU rivalry's new era
• EROS taps new director, space policy adviser
• One dead, three injured in crash near Kimball
• Apartment fire's cause called 'suspicious'
• Chief justice: Drug courts help
• New egg rules alarm other farm groups
• South Dakota lawmakers target broad ban on designer drugs
• High school football gets 7th class
• Bill Janklow in hospice in final stage of brain cancer
• New structures near EROS face height restrictions
• Counterfeit $100 bill used at mall store
• State, federal officials investigating explosion near Harrisburg (video)
• Falls Park visitors in 2011 down from 2010
• Minnehaha County prisoner suing over lack of snacks
• Lennox teacher resigns in ethics case involving sex with student
• Lone robber hits west-side casino
• GOP leadership cleared in confidentiality inquiry
• Old soldier gets his due - Bronze Star from WWII
• Daugaard: Overhaul how we pay teachers in South Dakota
• Jan. 16: Lecture to Discuss 'Chance, Necessity, Love: An Evolutionary Theology of Cancer'
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Senior Matt Wussow, Dr. Nathan Grau Published in Scientific Journal
• Argus 911: 980 pounds of marijuana seized by South Dakota Highway Patrol
• Argus 911: Sioux Falls man accused of cutting, robbing boy
• Argus 911: Man arrested after being found inside garage
• Argus 911: Newspaper delivery person suspected of home burglary
• Teachers get jump on the fitness push
• Mayor: Naming interest high for events center
• Kristi Noem acknowledges poor standing of Congress
• Father, daughter hurt in house explosion
• Daugaard pay may rise
• Jan. 29: Library Associates Present "A Winter's Tale"
• Call for mentors is plea to help kids
• Report: S.D. an Attractive Choice for College Students
• DNA tests could save minnow in South Dakota
• More Sioux Falls families choose public schools over private since recession
• 'Pumps, Pearls, Purses' scheduled
• Walk to Cure Diabetes is Jan. 28
• 'Little House' actors to visit Walnut Grove
• S.D. ethanol grants topic of meetings
• Rules force Brazil, U.S. ethanol swap
• Ag outlook looks ever more robust
• License plates pay off for S.D., all the way from Mexico
• S.D. Legislature to visit array of old issues with fresh optimism
• Truck salvage expansion advances
• 'Antiques' show to visit Rapid City
• Old mobile homes must be registered
• S.D. attorney general says law already outlaws synthetic drugs
• Parasite found in S.D. hives creates 'zombie bees'
• Faulkton elevator explosion injures 1 employee
• Tim Johnson: Court fight coming over Obama consumer bureau pick
• End to subsidy could spur gas price hike
• Smoking won't stop workers from getting jobs in South Dakota, yet
• South Dakota highway deaths last year were fewest in 50 years
• In the News: Work by British Archaeologist, Augustana Collaborator Highlighted
• Mortgage rate drop slow to spur buying
• Police nab 2 suspects in meth lab fire case
• Sioux Falls considers pulling plug on reservoir plan
• For Sioux Falls lawmakers, it's all about tax money
• Nominations open for YWCA awards
• Retriever club trials start this weekend
• Rapid City police release robbery video
• Names released in Junction City fatal crash
• Firefighters rescue people from Rapid Creek
• Skate parks open for warm weather
• 5-foot nutcracker stolen from yard
• Jan. 16: Theatre to Present Life of Challenger Astronaut Ron McNair
• Jan. 22: Weston Noble to Conduct Augustana Choir in Jackson, Minn.
• Man sues Sioux Falls School District afer wife's suicide
• Democratic House candidate Matt Varilek raises $103,000
• Man loses cash, pet after dog sale goes sour
• Sioux Empire Fair worker charged in coin, jewelry thefts
• One person dead, one injured in crash near Junction City
• Chris Nelson to lead PUC
• Panel: Give more power to mayor
• Sioux Falls School District to change boundaries
• Sioux Falls chaplain to lobby for South Dakota Right to Life
• Sioux Falls remodeling boom helps set record
• Future of destroyed Wessington Springs auto dealership uncertain
• Jan. 29-31: Northlanders Jazz Band Interim Tour
• Gigglebees block might see apartment
• Legislative probe hears conflicting testimony
• Lyon County strong for Santorum in Iowa caucuses
• Minnehaha County to cut workers' pay by 5 percent
• Fire destroys Wessington Springs business
• Stolen skid loader used to haul away ATM in Sioux Falls
• Free rides help reduce New Year's DUIs
• State prison inmate dead
• PFLAG to meet on Sunday
• Jan. 3-25: Exhibit to Feature Works by German Expressionist Kollwitz, Sioux Falls Native Carver
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• High pressure on Keystone XL pipeline
• Minnesota nature preserve helps S.D.
• Legislative panel probes secrecy violation
• Heart screens were life savers for two certain of their fitness
• J-Term Takes Students to 14 Countries
• New Exhibit Features Augustana Student-Artists
• Newspaper carrier celebrates birthday, 25 years on the job
• Medicaid prospects perk up
• Brothers gain new lives after shedding 500 pounds
• Citi employees vow not to use 'R-word'
• Account set for man crushed by truck
• United Way seeks nominations for awards
• Roadwork set for Plum Creek Road
• Mayor appoints two to public transit board
• S.D. inspectors urge fine of Northwestern Energy
• EPA raises ethanol goal
• Midco announces retransmission deal with KDLT
• Sobriety checkpoints set for January
• South Dakota draws more students than it loses
• South Dakota on brink of battle over cellphone use while driving
• Fresh voters change game
• Scholars program brings college courses to Brandon Valley High School
• Man to serve 20 years in sexual contact case
• Use of library eBooks surges after Christmas
• Father accused of driving drunk with unrestrained baby
• 3 birth center rules sent back for revision
• Fewer juveniles detained in Minnehaha County
• Pardons give governor power to change lives
• State conservationist retires today
• Sioux Empire Farm Show 2012
• Siouxland Libraries reveals westside branch name
• Fugitive wanted in 4 states caught in Sioux Falls
• Grant pays for New Year's Eve saturation patrol
• South Dakota crime report: DUIs fall, serious offenses rise
• Tighter rules approved for pharmacy technicians
• Juveniles blamed in fire
• No Vikings, Cowboys or Bears?
• Insect's immunity threatens corn
• New leader, longer run for Sioux Empire Fair
• Mayor Mike Huether, City Council to get raises
• Man gets 14 months for wreck that killed pet terrier
• Breastfeeding mothers stage nurse-in at Target
• Rapist set to be released Friday
• Texting cause of fatal crash near Brookings
• $5,000 in audio gear stolen from church
• Police: Man with gun threatened officers
• State Theatre hires executive director
• County will use grant to recruit firefighters
• John Thune assists Mitt Romney across northwest Iowa
• Friends aid family after fire
• Sioux Falls considers putting phones back in classrooms
• Absence of snow clears path for savings to grow
• Tom Walsh set to become owner of Willow Run Golf Course
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Willow Run to introduce new owners today
• Repair Affair helps disabled homeowners
• Mount Marty tapped for genome project
• Habitat for Humanity accepting applications
• Crops Expo planned for Jan. 6 in Watertown
• Three men face charges in break-in near Shindler
• Battle for Hyperion back in courtroom next month
• Holiday shopping, Round II
• Proposed dioxin limit draws farm concerns
• Where is winter hiding?
• Where is winter hiding?
• Group targets wind farms
• Group targets wind farms
• Preschool Storytime starts in January
• Preschool Storytime starts in January
• Plan aims to put more doctors in small towns
• Plan aims to put more doctors in small towns
• Questions, perception prompt burger chains to ditch product
• Survey is a good signal for Sioux Falls transit drivers
• S.D. prepares new grading of schools
• Sobriety, Christmas together is family's best gift of all
• City offers holiday recycling options
• 1 business fails alcohol compliance check
• State penitentiary inmate dies
• Police arrest 2 on weapons, drug charges
• Fresh shot of hope for pipeline
• Missing puppy returned to Humane Society
• Energy program helps with heating
• Two arsons overnight, possibly connected
• Mitchell woman dies 5 days after collision
• Police investigating chemical explosion at Empire Mall
• Mentors who've been there help other heart patients
• Police chase ends in deliberate crash
• Judge stops cut to deputies' wages
• Retailers: Holiday sales up
• State lawmaker to light menorah
• Wanblee woman indicted in baby son's death
• Sioux Falls man dies a month after rollover
• Hotels offer free rooms for people visiting hospitals
• Regents give SDSU grant to develop solar cell
• Study: Labor shortage looms in South Dakota
• Brookings company hits big with iPhone attachment
• Walmart grant benefits Feeding South Dakota
• Daby to leave school board
• Sioux Falls red-light cameras might stay turned off
• Guilty plea on hold in murder case
• New model has students teaching for year before they're on their own
• Post offices to be open Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve
• Lanes on Minnesota Avenue to be closed
• Traveling wall to raise money for school in South Sudan
• S.D. Head Start funding is secure
• House resists short-term payroll tax cut extension
• Brandon keeps third-penny tax in reserves
• Leaders key to payroll tax cut
• Lyons company signs $319M Saudi deal for fire equipment
• South Dakota panel OKs ethanol pumps fund
• Permit revoked for auto services business
• County approves Renner subdivision
• Interim president for DSU to be named soon
• William Knuppe of Parker is South Dakota's oldest man
• Boys busted after smoking herbal incense in RHS bathroom
• Argus 911: Gasoline, $2,000 generator stolen from construction site
• South Dakota agrees to sell $2 Powerball tickets
• Corps can do better flood management, review says
• Witnesses saw fire, smoke before Sioux Falls plane crash
• Man who choked cab passenger gets 80 years
• Payroll tax hung up in House
• SDSU announces new 4-H youth advisers
• Argus 911: Man faces DUI, drug, fleeing police charges
• Argus 911: Two seriously injured in Sunday morning crash
• Health-conscious food plan aims to score one for nutrition
• Central Sioux Falls area receives positive review
• College troupe travels to Ethiopia
• No snow is big relief for flooding
• Sioux Falls schools push for fitness follow-through
• Two Elected to Augustana Board of Trustees
• Ethanol plants add to pollution
• Iraq: Sacrifices recalled as war ends
• Mayor details growth spurt
• South Dakotans set to travel for holidays
• GOP field split over more ag subsidies
• Police arrest two after car, foot chases
• Verizon grant to help prevent bullying
• Indian farm lawsuit deadline Dec. 27
• Wagner woman is on rural health panel
• $3.47 million Safe Home nears moving-in time for homeless
• School of Mines earns Guard award
• Wind, biodiesel push for subsidy extensions
• USD med school dean to earn $500,000 per year
• Name of man who hit dorm released
• Two traffic stops lead to two marijuana busts
• Extension centers to host open houses
• State appoints new fire marshal
• Herbal incense concerns local officials
• Elmwood course to open for weekend
• Sioux Falls moves closer to new rules on agriculture within city limits
• DUI video: 24/7 sobriety program success story
• DUI video: Chat with state's attorney Aaron McGowan
• Christmas Giving Program Collects 1,150 Gifts for People in Need
• DUI: Sobriety program helps regain lives
• Berget hearing delayed until Jan. 18
• Man arrested in clinic break-in
• Sioux Falls is 6th safest place to live
• Events center board members sought
• Man arrested in exposure case
• Police seek suspect in robbery at Fireside Casino
• Bill adds National Guard to Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Vilsack's blog on dust earns Noem response
• Couple arrested after robbery call
• Argus 911: Man arrested after breaking into Sanford clinic
• DUI: One-time deal clears record
• Second endangered zebra born at zoo
• DUI: New court gives hope to hard-core offenders
• Johnson, Thune embody split over Keystone, policy
• More money encourages colleges
• Bison-to-S.D. plan hits bump
• Alumnus 'Served with a Servant's Heart'
• Students, Colleagues Pay Tribute to Dr. Daniel Swets
• Police: 2 men with gun entered house
• No injuries in fire on Kingswood Way
• Weather delays potato giveaway
• SDPB host moving to Pittsburgh show
• DUI: Video chat with public defender
• Habitat accepting applications
• DUI: Most states use car-based breath testers
• DUI: Solution: Treat addiction
• County answer to tight funds: Shift it around
• Teen to be tried as adult in beating death
• School of Mines earns award for Guard, Reserve support
• John Thune is unopposed choice for No. 3 in GOP
• Cellphone ban gets a boost
• Augustana Mourns Loss of Richard English, Professor Emeritus
• Augustana Mourns Loss of Richard English, Professor Emeritus of Business Administration & Accounting
• DUI video: Chat with Glory House representatives
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• DUI: County sees prison as 'last resort'
• Schools in state to shift focus
• DUI: Borderline blood-alcohol levels drive reduced charges
• Events center information sessions planned
• State money issues draw crowd in Sioux Falls
• Try teen as juvenile in beating death, defense argues
• Dakota Cash jackpot won in Estelline
• School of Mines earns award for Guard, Reserve support
• Man robbed at knifepoint in home
• Police investigate counterfeit bills reports
• Tech school earns top-five ranking
• Navy's Blue Angels set for Sioux Falls landing
• DUI video: Chat with Sheriff Milstead, Judge Long
• DUI: Some just run after failed test
• DUI: Drinkers can beat famed 24/7 program
• State nabs 146 for poaching
• Salary catch-up for state workers may be tweaked
• City urges residents to get flu shots
• Main Library branch to host Mitten Tree
• Tax deduction available this month
• Zoo offers discount for holiday shopping
• Waterford at All Saints changes name
• Brokaw to speak at McCrossan Boys Ranch
• Pine beetle fight closes some snowmobile trails
• DUI: Legal frustrations and personal tragedy
• DUI: A sobering week
• Lutheran leader: Rift about Bible
• Cessna that crashed called 'very stable' plane
• Despite warm fall, heating aid need up
• High-paying tech jobs await, but few step up
• Video: Deadly airplane crash
• Crash at airport kills all 4 aboard
• Four driven by passions: science, flying
• Senior care, needs get team treatment
• Memorial Service Planned
• 'He Loved What He Did;' Students Remember Dr. Swets
• Casino crash kills Iowan
• Fund set up to help people who lost home in fire
• Hartford representative on appropriations panel
• Great Plains stores greenhouse gases
• Augustana Mourns the Loss of Professor, Alumnus Killed in Plane Crash
• New alternative high school serves as last resort for diploma
• $730M transmission line to harness South Dakota wind
• Sioux Empire Fair might add 3 days
• Legislators claim LRC infraction
• House OKs rural dust limit ban
• Cell service suffers second outage
• YWCA seeks volunteers
• Second 'Mamma Mia!' show added
• City approves snowgate test areas
• Students suspected in vandalism case
• Citibank, First Premier growing in Sioux Falls
• South Dakota's open meeting law may need rewrite
• VA to expand care for women veterans
• Thune presses Obama to speed OK of pipeline
• Five South Dakota towns to add new taxes
• Vandals again strike holiday decorations
• George McGovern released from hospital
• Dec. 16: Memorial Fund-Raiser for Tracy Riddle
• SDSU names youth program advisers for Minnehaha, other counties
• Medicare plan enrollment ends today
• Sioux Falls woman charged with beating boyfriend with bat
• South Dakota budget: Reaction
• South Dakota budget: A lift for employees, schools
• South Dakota budget: At a glance
• Fire badly damages old house
• Poet big political donor to Newt Gingrich
• In shaky economy, renting increasingly tops owning
• South Dakota budget: Schools would receive state aid increase
• Old issues impair work to craft new farm bill
• Dec. 6: Comic Elaine Williams Reflects on Food, Alcohol and Drug Addiction
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Legislature: Proposal would prevent license data sharing
• USD coach: Glenn gung-ho to lead charge for Coyotes
• Abortion issue appeal gets January hearing
• Organic farms just fraction of state ag
• Skyforce move prompts questions
• Ex-Arlington teacher's suit claims retaliation
• SDSU students question bag- checking, hand out 'rights sheets'
• Newsmaker: Father's Memory Helps Runner Reach Higher
• Augustana's Society of Physics Students Chapter Recognized
• Vandals attack holiday decorations
• George McGovern remains in hospital after fall
• Foundation seeks adult mentors
• Jan. 26 - Jan. 31: Orchestra Midwest Tour
• Jan. 8-10: Proclamation on the Plains Conference
• Spending inequitable in Rapid City district
• Recycle your holiday lights
• New middle school learns: Separate lunch, auditorium
• Body of Sioux Falls hunter found in lake
• A healthy dose of jobs
• As prices soar, acres set aside for conservation dwindle in S.D.
• Brandon eliminates Sunday transit service
• County help sought on Russell bus stop
• Corpsman survived raid below deck
• Photographer captured images of devastation
• Seaman, in survivor mode, comforted dying during attack
• Sioux Falls gunner's mate shot down Japanese fighter
• Pearl Harbor memories still vivid after 70 years
• Vermillion teen had close-up view of carnage done to USS Arizona
• Roundtable focuses on veterans employment
• USF president gets N.Y. jail time
• Big Sioux greenway price tag to top $6M
• Winter bird count set at Wind Cave National Park
• McCrossan gets grant for apartment facility
• Tourism department spent $220K for Macy's float
• Snow causes accidents in southeast S.D.
• Fall puts George McGovern in Sioux Falls hospital
• Fall puts George McGovern in Sioux Falls hospital
• Manufacturing leads resurgence in jobs
• Manufacturing leads resurgence in jobs
• Art event collects 2.4 tons of food for needy
• City gets $75,000 grant from Wells Fargo for housing efforts
• Art event collects 2.4 tons of food for needy
• City gets $75,000 grant from Wells Fargo for housing efforts
• Names released in fatal crash near Baltic exit
• Names released in fatal crash near Baltic exit
• Fowl in city has council pondering new rules
• Fowl in city has council pondering new rules
• Former Johnson aide Matt Varilek will challenge Kristi Noem
• Former Johnson aide Matt Varilek will challenge Kristi Noem
• Ron Volesky gets jail time for elder assault
• Ron Volesky gets jail time for elder assault
• In the News: 'Molding The Past, Teaching The Future'
• Berdahl: 'Education Cutbacks Threaten Future'
• 3 businesses fail alcohol compliance checks
• USF to purchase athletic center, naming rights from Sanford
• Police warn of scam regarding unpaid fines
• Sioux Falls woman gets 10 years for hit and run
• $200,000 in lottery prizes won in Mitchell
• Panel: Open up meat, egg inspection data
• Lawyer to speak up for immigrants
• Avera clinics expand to match Sioux Falls growth
• Sioux Falls elections could get instant runoffs
• Corps promises fast action in spring on Missouri River levels
• GOP demands decision on Keystone XL
• Horse slaughtering might return to U.S.
• Panel OKs ban on federal dust regulations
• Congress considers extending tax cut
• Sioux Falls man gets five years for DUI
• USD Foundation names new president and CEO
• Ag organizations hosting 2012 outlook meeting
• Cheer team national finalist for Got Chocolate Milk contest
• Sioux Falls man gets 8 years for fifth DUI
• Arena to lose Skyforce in 2013
• From Augustana to the Olympics
• Talking About Student Loans
• No injuries reported in barn fire south of Tea
• Almost $71,000 owed from mobile homes
• Elections board spars with Gant
• Airline woes won't ripple to Sioux Falls
• Head Start: No preschool worries for S.D. performance
• Europe targets ethanol support in U.S.
• Sioux Falls business sale to Huron bar owner charged with rape is off
• Sobriety checkpoints planned for December
• Road closure planned today at 41st and Summit
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Thompson's Work Published in National Magazine
• Group calls for steps to curb teen drinking
• Huron bar owner charged in rapes wants to run Sioux Falls pub
• GOP candidates to stop in Sioux City
• Sanford opens Ghana clinic
• South Dakota aims to raise limit on sagging video lottery
• Holiday travel leads to only one S.D. fatality
• Iowa driver dies after crash near Chamberlain
• Two men arrested after break-in at smoke shop
• Woman accused of theft at store leaves I.D. behind
• Johnson, Maier Awarded Top Honors for Biology Research
• Augustana's Christmas Giving Goal: 1,000 Gifts for People in Need
• Oliver: S.D. Must Invest in K-12 Education
• Few Sioux Falls Catholics bothered by new translation of Mass with old Latin flavor
• City Council leans toward changing meetings to Tuesdays
• Residents new to U.S. to get computer assistance
• Some schools worry about state help ahead of rigorous new curriculum
• Schmeckfest set for March in Freeman
• Applications open for Habitat program
• Class collects cell phones for Children's Inn
• Christmas gifts sought for foster children
• Daugaard: South Dakota picture gets brighter
• South Dakota's 'national treasure'
• South Dakota budget with rosier view
• McGovern on past lessons and today's principles
• Farm bill will reshuffle winners, losers
• Downtown group taps parade award-winners
• Avera McKennan goes all in on hospitality
• Students to take part in driving safety event
• Santa, Harleys attract a crowd
• Sioux Falls native is finalist for book prize
• Two-vehicle crash on S.D. Highway 17 kills Lennox woman
• We've had our fun, now brace for cold
• Electronic eyeglasses to enter South Dakota market soon
• Shoppers by the thousands infuse retail's big season with high hopes
• Trademarking names limited in S. Dakota
• Police seek man in garbage can fire
• Man arrested after driving into pole
• Juvenile offenders may get ankle monitors
• More pain for Medicaid
• Free, after-hours medical clinic runs on faith, donations
• Sales tax increase to be on 2012 ballot
• Centerville, Sully Area libraries recognized
• State awards $2M in grants to improve roads
• No one injured in fire at apartment building
• Christmas shoe boxes available virtually
• DSU president cites opportunity, money in leaving
• Thune backs Romney: 'I think he can win'
• South Dakota spurns tutor mandate
• Two injured, one arrested after fight at apartment building
• City adjusting traffic control for Black Friday shoppers
• Slumberland to donate beds to families in need
• Debt impasse, college chill
• Police: Drunken man rolls car, loses pants
• Two teens arrested on drug violations
• 'Solid safety net' is farm bill goal
• Black Friday rings early
• USD football coach out after 8 years
• Nov. 30: Percussion & Keyboard Ensemble Fall Concert
• Automatic spending cuts for 2013
• Supercommittee failure restarts farm bill work
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Ten 4-H advisers hired
• Man accused of punching driver
• Repriorities may boost Lewis & Clark Regional Water System
• Super failure: No debt deal
• Questions prompt audit of cell carrier revenue for 911 service
• Valley Inn changes will give Sanford-area hotel new look
• School district offers free developmental screenings
• Economy clips governor's low-income housing program
• Expiring tax credits add new obstacle to adoptions
• Starlab planetarium is at museum Friday
• Events center bonds will build in flexibility
• Pipestone monument closed, trail open for Thanksgiving
• Doc Walker Trio part of concert series
• Promises fall short, Keystone XL pipeline's foes say
• Wintry glaze causes drivers to lose grip
• School spending for extracurriculars varies widely in South Dakota
• Mayor: Safety, cleanup key to neighborhoods
• Dell Rapids lawyer honored for longevity, service
• Sanford visitors will don badges
• Pine beetle battle brews in Black Hills
• Phillips Avenue to be closed from 6th to 8th on Monday
• Letters to Santa to benefit Make-A-Wish
• NATIONAL CHAMPS! Viking Women Earn NCAA DII National Cross Country Championship
• Washing machines stolen from apartment complex
• Drivers reminded of winter hazards
• Baltic library branch closed for renovations
• Some banks forge ahead with expansion
• S.D. grapples with going gray
• S.D. lawmakers haven't given up hope on supercommittee
• Dec. 5 - Feb. 26: "Crossing the Threshold" Exhibit Features Paintings and Prose
• Sioux Falls tourism unveils new online marketing effort
• Additional $1.8M sought for snow removal
• Wine tasting benefits State Theatre
• Goodwill Thanksgiving dinner is Saturday
• Prison staffing levels OK, review finds
• Argus 911: Three arrested at suspected meth house
• Argus 911: $600 in copper stolen from construction sites
• Springfield inmate charged after fight led to roommate's death
• Sioux Falls school aides, custodians to get raise
• Inmate switches to guilty plea in killing of guard
• Dec. 2-4: Christmas Vespers
• Dec. 8: Christmas Band Extravaganza
• Tournament city ahead?
• City Council forms panel to review clerk's duties
• 64% in prison parole program succeed
• Sioux Falls Cheer Squad could be in Got Milk? ad
• Chancellor Elementary to close
• Bond set at $50K for 60-year-old charged in robberies
• S.D. employee to be inducted into Transportation Hall of Honor
• 1,800 families in Sioux Falls receive HUD housing aid
• Survey: Schools cut 465 jobs in past year
• Bond set at $50K for 60-year-old charged in robberies
• Nov. 21: Northlanders, All-City Jazz Concert
• Internationally Known Arab Musician Simon Shaheen to Speak, Perform on Campus
• 'No' to Hutchinson tax rebate request
• Arrest made in series of convenience store robberies
• Springfield inmate dies after fight
• Manufacturing companies find help is hard to get
• Capital One to keep HSBC workers, add 400 in call center
• Attorney General Marty Jackley injured in hunting accident
• Dispute over tobacco companies' payments settled
• LIVE at 3: '100 Eyes on South Dakota Politics'
• Students, Donors Connect at Scholarship Recognition Program
• Seven Inducted into German Honor Society
• This Week at Augustana: Nov. 14-18
• Zoo deal details emerging
• South Dakota veterans get mental care sooner
• Budget cuts shouldn't target poor, advocates say
• City Council moving toward selling bonds to build events center
• Sioux Falls School District employees leave praise on way out
• Death case for James McVay
• Nov. 16: 'Letters of Love' Book Signing by Sandy Jerstad
• Free clinic now open two nights a week
• Zoo, city closing in on new agreement
• New fitness tests in works to evaluate Sioux Falls firefighters
• Council to plan hiring of new city clerk
• Hotels offer rooms for people visiting ailing relatives
• South Dakotans behind on sleep
• South Dakota tries to cash in on North Dakota oil boom
• Interest payments on big projects add up for taxpayers
• Brandon Valley Middle School may be next to need expansion
• S.D. restarts jobs website, campaign
• Deaths on the job tick up in South Dakota
• Businesses in state watchful of jobs flight to North Dakota
• Butanol producers target biofuels market
• Tax-prep program seeks volunteers
• VFW breakfast, bake sale is Sunday
• Interior woman dies in rollover near White River
• Elementary schools going big more often
• One dead in rollover during I-90 police chase
• Case for Rural Development
• Relief and anxiety stir over South Dakota's dry spell
• Area Veterans Day activities
• Drunken driver who killed terrier reaches plea deal
• U.S. Fish & Wildlife seeks input on wetlands
• GOP accused of laxity on payday lenders
• City allows multi-year vaccinations for pets
• Friday concert to benefit family who lost home to fire
• Police union announces contract agreement
• Sales tax increase drew more signatures than thought
• Eric Robert's execution set for mid-May for killing guard
• Keystone XL pipeline plan delayed
• Avera McKennan gives its employees 2% raise
• Veterans Day: From farm kid to nuclear hotshot
• Nov. 16: National Geographic Photographer Annie Griffiths to Speak on Campus
• Nov. 19: Model UN to Debate 'Health Care as a Human Right'
• SD man's conviction upheld in toddler death
• Man eludes police after jumping from hotel room
• Victim of fiery Iowa crash identified
• Tuesday robbery may be related to another robbery last week
• Man arraigned in murder of neighbor
• Next for the events center: Bonds, soil samples
• Boe Forum speaker: Human rights, poverty tied to climate change
• Championship hopes, traditions unite small towns
• Video chat: Talk politics on '100 Eyes on S.D. Politics' at 3
• Boom in ag land values stirs some fears of a fall
• Signs reflect Sioux Falls economy gaining steam
• Bad economy brings fewer to S.D.
• Buffalo, Hartman areas focus of historical program
• Developers to get LEED credit for bird-friendly buildings
• Flandreau church to celebrate 135th anniversary
• Great Bear growing amid industrial development
• Mogen's Heroes to perform at Old Courthouse Museum
• Quilters show to feature 349 quilts
• Symphony plans annual fundraiser
• Technology team will help infuse schools with latest aids
• As South Dakota's population grays, worries grow
• Sid's Crown Liquor to get fresh look
• LifeLight offers free Halloween alternative
• Dog show tests poise of animals, owners
• Schoeneman to serve as parade's grand marshal
• Libraries to conduct survey of customers
• Tuesday declared 'Extra Mile Day'
• Construction work to alter traffic
• Safety first is main rule for Halloween fun
• Undead take over Sioux Falls on Zombie Walk
• When you give, it's a wonderful life
• Pipeline plan meets growing resistance
• Small casinos at greatest risk as lottery revenue shrinks
• Veterans voice anxiety about reductions in benefits
• Hyde County wind project on hold
• Safe house for women opens door
• Brandon trimming trees to bring them under regulation next week
• Deadline Monday to donate to shoes program
• Employers in S.D. urged to hire veterans first
• Hospital's art dedication marks 100 years of care
• Pavilion decks halls for 'White Christmas'
• Up to 25,000 S.D. students may get loan relief
• Fewer South Dakotans moving
• Bobby Knight spins tales on hunting visit
• Residents can drop off unused prescription drugs today
• Music group taking orders for poinsettias
• Drug bust nets 70 pounds of marijuana
• Program to focus on care for parents
• CrimeStoppers tip credited in arrest in casino robbery
• Crane work to alter traffic on Phillips Avenue
• Carpentry students building community
• Pancake Day in Chancellor
• Cyclocross race series continues tonight
• 'The Book of Liz' Opens at Augustana Theatre
• Tour to Discuss North Korean Humanitarian Crisis
• Two city councilors pan events center plan
• Complaint against Huether dismissed
• Cases like this divide execution opponents
• Judge to Eric Robert: 'May God have mercy on your soul'
• Habitat for Humanity home to be dedicated
• Suspect arrested in casino robbery
• Noem thinks farm bill subsidies will survive
• Police arrest three men in burglary at grocery store
• Pavilion to host photo exhibition
• Busy weekend at Hartford American Legion
• McGovern released from hospital
• Book by Alumnus, Visiting Professor Earns Praise
• Increasing number of women discover hunting
• Refugee tension not seen widely
• Robert: I'd kill again
• Pickup truck stolen from business found in flames
• Sewer line work affects Plum Creek Road
• Events center briefing explores 'potty parity'
• Theater group starts season with comedy
• Department of Corrections to adopt all 15 suggestions
• Democrats ridicule Noem dust bill
• Reducing risk central to farm subsidies debate
• 'I saw his true colors,' former girlfriend says
• Teachers back changes to law
• Former senator enters Sioux Falls hospital with fatigue
• Innovation Campus executive resigns
• Mass celebrates installation of Swain as bishop
• Mother accused of kidnapping daughter
• County's hiring freeze cracked
• Fair basks in return to prosperity
• City to compare Arena with plans for events center
• Video chat: Talk politics on '100 Eyes on S.D. Politics' at 3
• Day care provider now faces criminal charges in baby death
• Neighbors' squabbles boiled over into fatal shooting
• Inmate says he 'deserves death'
• Administrator quits after 4 months on job
• Southeast Technical teachers to fight pay cuts
• Former SEC chairman to speak at USD
• Helpline Center assists holiday volunteerism
• Unrelated fires started by young people
• Brandon council states opposition to switching yard
• Man, woman arrested in assault
• Man arrested on assault, kidnapping charges
• S.D. lawmakers redraw districts
• Death sentence debate starts today in guard slaying
• Crop subsidies in farm bill hinge on who cuts budget
• Swift harvest pace is fall pick-me-up for S.D. farmers
• Brandon VFW to host veterans health seminar
• Noem staffer to hold constituent outreach day
• 'Trick-or-Trees' fun scheduled in Brookings
• Tribal summit to focus on traffic safety
• Preview provides peek at SDSU fundraising event
• Cougars, Costumes, and Crowns: 2011 USF Homecoming Recap
• Fees for driver's ed, preschool called illegal
• Events center captures interest of area towns
• Pipeline supporters take final plea to White House
• BNSF target of wrongful death lawsuit
• Former WNBA champ leads basketball academy at Y
• S. Dakota dumps tech literacy testing
• Lost Boy thanks Sioux Falls for assisting village
• Early indicators point to solid hunting turnout
• Internships available to work for Rep. Noem
• First NBA rookie free agent to speak at SM&E event
• Dell Rapids elementary ready next month
• Pair of events center presentations this week
• Deer hunt in Sioux Falls' city limits off to fast start
• Road projects to close streets, highway
• New track in Baltic almost finished
• Energy-efficiency efforts dim in S.D., report says
• Execution options added
• No campus? No problem
• Car driven into wall of printing firm
• Jefferson man killed after stopping to help crash victims
• Massive tire fire extinguished at reservation landfill
• Harrisburg man faces assault charges
• Prostitution sting nets 5 arrests
• Session to focus on high blood pressure in lungs
• Mall to host ALS walk
• Taking back the night
• Railroad plan irks Brandon
• SDSU to spend $50M on dorms
• Jury convicts man of rape, kidnapping
• Wood-burning stove suspected in house fire
• Exhibit seeks work from artists
• Project to cause closure on Cliff Avenue
• Lincoln marching band winding up season
• S.D. rural water group tops in U.S.
• Woman indicted in stabbing incident
• Authorities find missing teen with wanted felon in Texas
• UFO over Sioux Falls? Experts think it was a meteor
• $10,000 reward offered in arson spree
• Mitt Romney: U.S. can fix its problems (video)
• Attorney general rules for counties in contracts query
• Deadline to register for city vote is Monday
• Deputies' opposition to 5% salary cut could cost taxpayers
• Gas station in SW Sioux Falls robbed twice within week
• Access to 41st Street will be blocked at some intersections
• Harrisburg superintendent says new schools can't wait
• Nov. 4: Fall Band Concert to Feature Dallas Symphony's Greg Hustis
• Legal snag might foil county idea to collect city tax on fairgrounds
• Raven's plans to revitalize offices provide fresh boost to downtown
• Corps downplays flood threat
• California firm retaliates to spam law with lawsuit
• Bridge inspections to reduce lanes
• Police make two arrests in armed robbery cases
• Fire damages vehicles, garage in Harrisburg
• Meetings to discuss Harrisburg School District's Nov. 1 bond vote
• County relaxes rules on drains in garages
• Free cancer tests available Thursday
• Suspicious fire brings total arson reports to 16
• American Cancer Society urges women to seek screening
• Video chat: Talk politics on '100 Eyes on S.D. Politics' at 3
• Used Costume Sale Set for Friday
• In the News: Meet 'Augie's Triple Threat' Maren Werth
• Savings touted in end to bilingual polling rules
• Frustration boils as fires mount
• Governors hit snag over river
• Sentencing delayed in slaying after shared taxi ride
• Celebration planned for Dell Rapids trail, stretch of river
• Sioux City man dies in one-vehicle accident
• Name is needed for new library branch
• Library to host session about avoiding flu
• Deadline extended for Lake Avenue repairs
• Man arrested in alleged assault, property damage
• Noem: D.C. much worse than she realized
• EPA backs off on dust
• City considers changes to three voting areas
• Oct. 26: Iverson Lecture: Creating Community Food Security
• Tour de Kota gliding into Minn.
• S.D. leaders attack rule for coal-fired power plants
• S.D. makes case for Medicare fairness
• Reshaped S.D. Extension set to test new framework
• Editorial: International Students Benefit South Dakota
• Augustana Student Association Senators Installed
• Cosmopolitan Club bestows Distinguished Service Award
• Crews douse vehicle, garage fires
• Superintendents pressed to step up their own education
• 13-year-old boy embodies hope for S.D. hunting
• Decline in young hunters erodes autumn tradition
• S.D. officials shut down Trent Assisted Living Center
• Two big prizes among unclaimed lottery winnings
• Woman killed after car collides with train in Spink County
• Program offers tips to thwart identity theft
• Two take trophies at corn husking contest
• Free seminar prepares future homebuyers
• Highway union accepts pay cut
• construction roundup
• Hunters savor shot of hospitality
• Inmate wants favorable evidence excluded
• In the News: 'Blindness Outruns 7-Minute Solution'
• Hundreds Turn Out for Viking Days Parade
• 911 fee bump gets push
• USD can offer 4-year nursing degree
• Sustainability starts with smaller home
• USD names dean of health sciences
• Medicare enrollment begins today
• Tip led to arrest in casino robbery
• Garretson girl missing; last seen Wednesday
• Internships available with Johnson, Thune
• Work begins on bridge over Missouri River
• Spillway road closes on Gavins Point Dam
• Objections overruled; cameras in for first time
• Blindness outruns 7-minute solution
• In the News: Looking Beyond Borders
• Listeria found in area amid nationwide outbreak
• Colleges looking beyond U.S. borders to boost enrollment
• Price for Morrell violations: $206,000
• Officer cleared in use of Taser
• Suspect arrested in casino robbery
• Viborg, Hurley hire interim superintendent
• Police seek info on men in van at Edison Middle School
• Hearing today in slaying of penitentiary officer
• Convenience store robbed
• Criminal justice challenge tests students' sleuthing skills
• Five appointed to Charter Revision Commission
• Details emerge in shooting by deputy at Pipestone residence
• Oct. 14: Ole the Viking Statue to be Re-Dedicated Friday
• Alumna Carrie Ammermann Exhibit
• Philanthropist, Alumna Helen Madsen Receives Friend of the Foundation Award
• Gift to Provide Turf, Other Improvements at Ronken Field
• Students Invited to Q&A Forum During HLC Visit
• Ortbahn, Miles Crowned Viking Days 2011 King and Queen
• In the News: Push To Ban The 'R' Word
• State bucks trend in breast cancer treatment
• S.D. among top states in income growth
• Season of wild weather produces hit-or-miss harvest
• Report fills in blanks for after-school programs
• Flags to fly at half-staff to honor fallen firefighters
• Agency unveils website providing road conditions
• Rural water projects get federal money
• City development division restructured
• Police release photos of robbery suspect
• C-SPAN founder wins Neuharth award
• Events mark reopening of USD's Slagle Auditorium
• Concert set at St. Joseph Cathedral
• Free flu shots offered to veterans
• Mental patient released from jail
• Oct. 20: Explore Augustana
• Change sought at Sioux Falls bank
• Build It Now gears up as competition joins in
• Union, district take pay dispute to state Supreme Court
• Thune steps back from pledge on taxes
• Wayland Avenue standoff ends peacefully in arrest
• Woman charged in stabbing of ex-boyfriend outside fast-food restaurant
• Johnson backs jobs plan carrying surtax on rich
• Fires springing up in Sioux Falls area
• A nose for pest control
• Next wave of biofuels falls short, report says
• State defers to city on legality of events center talks
• Man indicted in child porn case
• Flandreau man indicted in three assault cases
• Stretches of 41st Street closing
• County collects 15 parcels of land; auctioning 7 on Oct. 29
• Wanted gunman keeps police at bay
• SDMyLife brings careers to students
• AG warns of paving, roofing scams
• Holiday Jam with the Hegg Brothers
• Video chat: Talk politics on '100 Eyes on S.D. Politics' at 4
• Roust says she'll hold city clerk post for two to three months
• Legality of mayor's public push for events center questioned
• Council gains say in contracts
• Tiny shot in the arm poised to tame three strains of flu
• Thought Leader Forum to Discuss "Eliminating Blindness"
• Arson cases mount with three vehicle fires
• Pet vaccination rules scrutinized
• Ground zero firefighter to share story of survival
• DSU to host conference on computers and writing
• Woman arrested in knife incident
• Handgun incident leads to assault charge
• Man killed when Model T rolls
• Crews douse blaze at church
• Scholarship & Financial Aid Information Night
• Higher Learning Commission to Visit Campus Oct. 17-21
• Squawking over urban farms
• Efforts target faster college completion
• Federal transit money for Sioux Falls at risk
• Improper disposal of paint rags blamed for fire
• $20,000 grant to provide immigrants with legal help
• Iowa casino sharing its wealth
• More than 600 people invited to buffalo roundup
• Court asked to rehear abortion issue
• Daugaards leading USD's Dakota Days parade
• Harlem Ambassadors paying visit to O'Gorman
• Grab skates to learn basics of inline hockey
• Reimbursement issues plague Indian health
• Dell Rapids church serving soup, pie supper
• Portable toilet catches fire near Baltic school
• Church show spotlights St. Francis of Assisi
• Veterans may add names to Brandon memorial
• Applications to service academies due by Oct. 31
• Nursing home resident: 'I couldn't live without it'
• Single mom thankful she's 'never had to think twice'
• State confronts high cost of chronic illness
• Moeller questions source of lethal drug
• Bike trail on east end reopens
• A calculated move to weigh college costs
• Changing the focus of juvenile justice
• City eyes school's next use after it's empty
• Leaf drop-off sites open today
• Apartments, sports complex coming to 41st & Grange
• Snowmobile club meets Thursday
• Infection Control conference next week
• Costume swap at downtown library
• "Bankheist" to Benefit Aldern Scholarship Fund
• Oct. 30: Reformation Day Concert, "Let All the World in Every Corner Sing"
• In the News: Ethanol's Upside Emphasized
• Dakota Dunes drying out
• Oil pipeline supporters tout economic benefits at hearing
• Third inmate may face death in guard slaying
• Woman extricated from vehicle after rollover
• Grant gives boost to DUI patrols
• Teacher evaluation process reworked
• Iowa college to honor distinguished alumni
• Parks and Recreation seeks citizen input
• Authorities seek help in finding kidnap suspect
• Interstate 90 project to be complete today
• Man charged with breaking into video lottery machine
• Ethanol's upside emphasized
• Jochim Awarded Top Honor by American Physical Society
• Putting brakes on teen drivers
• Murder-suicide victim had dated shooter
• Woman killed by motorcycle was 'nice neighbor'
• State wins with scratch tickets
• Solicitation texts lead to 27-year-old's arrest
• Temporary lane closures starting on 41st
• Prosecutors laud update to federal hate crimes act
• State wildlife federation honors local lawmaker
• Oct. 5: An Evening of Poetry with Jill Alexander Essbaum
• Judge grants reprieve on credit card regulations
• Two relatives dead in west-side shooting
• Motorcycle crash kills pedestrian
• Panel approves redistricting map
• Fewer enroll at S.D. universities
• 40 Days for Life campaign plans monthlong vigil
• Cyclist injured in collision with car stopped at light
• Area school bands soar at Big Sioux Review
• Postal workers voice concerns to Noem
• More students at Augie, better than expected at USF
• Sobriety checkpoints scheduled next month
• Arboretum event marks construction
• Federal grant eyed for regional planning
• Tour shows redone gems of downtown
• Church conference explores worship
• 'No Impact Man' Author Colin Beavan to Speak on Campus Sept. 29
• Video chat: Talk politics on '100 Eyes on S.D. Politics' at 4
• New dose of teamwork fights reservation crime
• GOP wields power in redistricting
• Numbers reflect steady pace of slump-defying growth
• Student-Led Effort Works to Ban the "R-Word"
• Crews douse fire at Whisk & Chop
• Southeast Tech sees 2% enrollment jump
• Advanced Placement stats mixed
• Race, walk to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Spill Canvas schedules Oct. 28 show
• Bond set at $250,000 in De Smet teen pedestrian's death
• Man charged in theft of cheap car
• Poet hails $105 million loan guarantee
• City looks to move past firing of city clerk
• Black-footed ferret's revival celebrated
• Pipeline foes count on Nebraska
• Augustana Announces Largest Enrollment Since 1980
• Abortion law gets boost from out of state
• Ban on buying land stirs hunting debate
• Technology and fine arts
• Poverty hitting S.D. children hard
• ECHO Symposium set for Tuesday
• Longtime foster parents nominated for award
• Obama team gets organized in South Dakota
• Morrell fined for hog payments
• When Moeller dies, Curls will be there
• Schaeffers: Don't let murderers win
• Poage: System doesn't think of the victim's family
• Costs in Donald Moeller case $1.5M and counting
• Self-starters may provide best economic tonic
• Helping veterans vote
• Volunteers hit the spots
• 5 Tri-Valley students injured in rollover
• Vehicle hits, kills teen in De Smet
• Casino robbery ties record
• Construction on streets to alter traffic
• Program to focus on teen mental illness
• Installation lags for blender pumps
• In the News: Conductor Weston Noble Has a 'Heart for the Students'
• Augustana String Quartet to Perform Reich's 'Different Trains'
• Events Center Informational Meeting Set for Sept. 28
• Oliver Appointed to Second Term as Augustana President
• 'World Hunger and Poverty' Named 2011-12 International Theme
• Apple Festival supplies sweet sights, smells
• Farmers fear tighter dust rules
• Mental preparation key for child competitors
• Injury turns athlete into advocate
• 'It's not a good year unless you win the state championship'
• Firing of gun leads to man's arrest
• Fire results in smoke damage
• Council to vote today on conditional work for events center
• High expectations add to athletes' stress
• Lakota returning to S.F. schools
• Psychology often takes back seat in nation's athletic departments
• Tributes, support help family cope with loss
• District: Homan's contract not public
• Utilities affecting traffic flow next week
• Rail rehab raises farmers' hopes
• Fundraiser at church today aids student heading to D.C.
• Parkston principal attends speech on Jobs Act
• Donations to create med lab
• Environmentalists eye next step on oil pipeline
• Workers limited by floods might qualify for benefits
• Guard commander moves on to new challenges
• Carnival reminds visitors of fun found at Iowa camp
• 10th & Cliff reopens
• Biotech firm Hematech lays off 18 employees
• Revamping rules for recycling
• Inmate pleads guilty in slaying
• Tea man arrested in armed robbery case
• $1 million raised for State Theatre
• Convenience store robbed early Friday
• Two appointed to Corrections panel
• Campgrounds reopen along Missouri River
• Colton Fire Department to celebrate 100 years
• Three sites in Brandon might make hockey rink
• 3 S.D. schools honored for academic progress
• First-Ever Faculty Film Festival to Debut with 'Salaam Bombay!'
• Alumnus Named Among 'Top 100 Most Influential People in Accounting'
• Officials defend using police to expel media from City Hall
• Ex-city clerk: Firing was legal but undeserved
• Sioux Falls stems flow of fliers to other airports
• Mail work may migrate from Huron
• Board OKs permit for Hyperion
• Noem backs plan for flood management
• Former POWs to be honored at reunion
• Preventive health program set
• Benefit poker run scheduled in Dell Rapids
• State gets grant to improve school meals
• Bill addresses oversight of horse slaughterhouses
• Anemic corn crop more fuel for ethanol's critics
• Sanford joins effort to protect young athletes
• Council called cowardly after firing veteran city clerk
• Trailer, copper stolen from construction site
• Deadlines for adult sports leagues near
• More kiosks coming to renew auto registration
• Letters: Clinics offer guidance in filling out legal forms
• Woman charged in attack with box cutter after argument
• Obama's jobs plan divides senators
• Burden of proving violations now on city
• Augustana Spirit Squad Presents Youth Spirit Clinic Oct. 1
• 'Musings: The Art of Jennifer Stone' Features Watertown, S.D. Artist
• Legislative panel OKs changes to Indian districts
• County 'encouraged' by crisis team results
• Poverty rate high in South Dakota, nationwide
• 'No Impact Man' Author Colin Beavan to Speak on Campus Sept. 29
• Car crashes into two houses
• FTC shuts down payday loan business
• Speed enforcement nets traffic citations on I-229
• Whittier student injured when struck by vehicle
• State asks that hay bales be removed along roads
• Police seek information in dog-bite incident
• Code enforcement news conference
• Police catch suspects in carhopping case
• Road construction, detours
• Panel tries to ease EPA rules
• Minnehaha gets a return from flooding help
• Boe Forum on Public Affairs
• FREEDOM Film Tour Making Stop at Augustana Sept. 19
• Former President of Ireland, Human Rights Advocate Mary Robinson to Speak at Augustana Nov. 9
• Video chat: Talk politics on '100 Eyes on S.D. Politics' at 4
• Augustana Ranked No. 3 Among Best Regional Colleges by U.S. News
• Student-led 'Bread for the Apple' to Raise Money for NYC Soup Kitchen
• State won't recoup cost of education lawsuit
• Daugaard touts commitment to open government
• Events center would bring 1,100 jobs, officials say
• Stockyards' future clearer in land swap
• Woman hospitalized with severe lacerations
• Library board meeting's site changes
• 2 convenience stores burglarized
• Shoulder work set for today on I-229
• Watertown technical institute among award finalists
• Appeal dropped in revocation of day care registration
• 3 Sioux Falls schools avoid potential sanctions
• Motorcyclist killed in crash near Summit
• Crash near Sisseton kills N.D. man
• Number of arson cases rises to seven
• State leaders set to strut S.D. stuff at buffalo roundup
• Events center update coming today
• Theatre Production Raises Awareness About Domestic Violence
• Study eyes growth in I-29 corridor
• Sioux Falls, county at odds on joint programs
• 'It was the smell of death'
• Movie makers hope film made in Pierre opens door
• Ethics rules for state workers weak, critics say
• 'I knew our world had changed'
• We will never forget (part 1 of 3)
• Uncommon words became common
• Readers share their memories of 9-11 (part 2 of 3)
• Grassland protection plan gets initial federal OK
• Dakota Bowl tailgaters enjoy high-spirited fun
• Crowd toasts tastes, tones of GermanFest
• Free seminar teaches developing savings plan
• City to give presentation Monday about future of stockyards, plans for TJN Enterprises
• Lawyers want teen tried as juvenile
• Farm Beginnings applications due soon
• 41st Street work begins east of Grange
• Service to focus on body donors program
• Day altered outlook for class of '02
• For today's students, 9-11 merely history
• Thune, Johnson had an up-close view of 9-11 attacks
• Readers share vivid images of shock, fear, hopelessness (part 3 of 3)
• S.D. remembrances include speakers, singers
• Attacks led to big changes for soldiers
• $2 million sought to boost Tea's flood defenses
• New biofuel battle brewing
• Lighter frame, brighter future
• List of area events remembering Sept. 11
• Fourteen to be inducted into S.D. Hall of Fame
• Man took photos of school he had attended
• Native American language cartoons to air
• Park cafe to close for a few days
• S.D. country artists to be inducted into hall
• Camaro winner to get prize today at Billion
• Vehicle safety event conducted by AAA
• Bond set in casino robbery case
• Man held in fatal crash
• Historical marker honors those who helped create greenway
• KANSAS Performs with Orchestra
• City nears robbery record
• Obama jobs plan draws mixed reaction from S.D. delegation
• Previously concealed report boosts effort to raise 911 fee
• $10,000 donation to help feed school children
• Fly American flags at half staff Sunday
• Possible arson cases investigated by police
• Colome man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Man pleads not guilty in rape of woman
• Man who took pictures at schools not threat
• Video featuring Falls Community Health staff wins contest
• State high court to hear cases in Mitchell
• 41st Street construction project
• Screenings set for Brandon children
• Huether to meet at Whisk & Chop
• Dell Rapids schools set homecomings
• Poison ban irritates ranchers
• Luring lawyers to rural S. Dakota
• Bank tax windfall boosts state revenue
• Augustana to host Ireland trailblazer Mary Robinson
• "Charlotte's Web" opens at Orpheum
• President's jobs agenda must reduce regulations, Thune says
• Iowa college to host spiritual author
• Man accused of threatening neighbor with box cutter
• Kuehn Park Road near field shutting down
• McKennan Park to host AIDS Walk
• Sioux Falls plans $31M in road work next year
• Crop, livestock tour today near Beresford
• President's Welcome
• Uncertain funding trips up schools
• Events center group piles up cash
• Job gains stymied amid political split
• Canton man dies in crash
• Police say man tried to steal car from garage
• Man charged with kidnapping in Elkton
• Various street projects affect traffic in city
• Budget constraints ease a bit for county
• Author to present program on suicide
• Arson spree probed
• Hit-and-run incident leads to chase, crash
• Memorial Service for Riddle, Hammrich Set for Sept. 12
• Video chat: Talk politics on '100 Eyes on S.D. Politics' at 3
• S.D. farmers hopeful that insurance will replace payments
• Case tests limits on where doctors work
• LifeLight leaders hail 'incredible' festival
• Zoo gets new set of stripes
• Man with gun robs casino
• Healing Touch class to be offered
• History program set at Brandon Library
• Art exhibition planned at Augie
• Public employees ever fewer in S.D.
• Constitution Day at Augustana
• Freshmen-Parent Weekend 2011
• 'Probably most incredible festival we've ever had'
• Laura Bush to speak at fall charity dinner
• Economy saps effort to feed hungry kids
• Exhibit to Commemorate 10-Year Anniversary of 9-11
• Shortage seen in sign language interpreters
• Cuts give Brandon balanced budget
• Flood recovery in South Dakota
• Game after game, super sampling of drama
• Rounds' post stirs conflict concerns
• Class of 2015 Arrives on Campus
• EROS frets about tower interference
• Forums to look at gay, lesbian safety
• Events to recall Sept. 11 attacks
• Tailgaters renew traditions
• Prairie Repertory Theatre to peform encore
• Missing man found dead in Black Hills
• Both sides see abortion ruling as win
• Master pilot marks 66 years of safe flying
• Labor Day weekend last chance to stem tourism losses
• United Way to launch $9.6 million campaign
• Man holds woman after forced entry
• Section of Missouri River reopens for boating
• FEMA says flood victims need to register
• Woman awoken by man trying to enter home
• Arrest made in string of casino robberies
• Glass pipes lead to lawsuit
• Dakota Dunes dismantles levees, picks up pieces
• State fair off to hot start
• Schools' funding complaint rejected
• Group to begin gathering signatures for sales tax initiative
• Delivery time draws near for zoo's zebra
• Teens to be honored for pool rescue
• More data added to day care website
• Nominees sought for service award
• Water recreation sites near end of season
• Human Services anxieties abate
• Lawsuit targets auto auction site
• AT&T, T-Mobile deal hits hang-up
• School district adapts to refugees' needs
• Catholic Family Services settles whistle-blower case
• Billboard company suing Rapid City over code
• Police seize drugs, $40,000 from apartment
• Attorneys general ask website to prove screening of illegal ads
• Table saw taken from construction site
• Portions of 26th Street, Holbrook Avenue shutting down
• County police reserves seek volunteer officers
• Section of bike trail closing
• Noem sees potential in political gap
• Police release images of Shop N Cart robbers
• Daugaard joins call for wind energy tax credit renewals
• State panel delays new teacher evaluation method
• Balanced budget rule resurfaces as hot topic
• Austad's streamlines business
• Police to train in central Sioux Falls
• Petition seeks to place sales tax increase on ballot
• Lane on 26th Street closing intermittently Thursday
• FEMA extends aid to four counties
• Corps: Oahe Dam missing a chain
• County votes to pursue change in fairgounds sales tax
• Video chat: Talk politics on '100 Eyes on S.D. Politics' at 4
• College and Community Orchestra Accepting New Members
• In the News: RAs Get Hands-On Fire Safety Training
• State officials now will release 911 study results
• Embattled day care provider's license revoked
• Corps held back flow for relief on Mississippi
• Bush Foundation adds emphasis on work in Dakotas
• 143 tickets written in school safety push
• 7th-grader to attend leaders conference
• Messina to perform at Pavilion
• Penitentiary inmate dies
• Police seek help in thefts from boats
• City mulls Spellerberg Pool plans
• Biotechnology summit set for Sept. 21
• Ceremony to Open New Academic Year
• Analyst says Hyperion refinery isn't viable
• Caution turns builders' world 'upside down'
• Federal money worries elevate opt-out urgency
• School district to make late hires
• Fire damages apartment
• Corps: Repairs running behind; Quake adds to anxiety about dam's safety
• Vendors multiply for food stamps
• Frozen university salaries stoke fears of faculty drain
• Cities dump Lincoln County trash station
• Fast-food restaurants lobby for slice of food stamp sales
• Major sewer pipe project in S.F. almost complete
• Brandon Valley adds 14 teachers to schools
• Argus Leader sues for food stamp info
• Baltic church cracks open time capsule for centennial
• 2 Dell Rapids schools meeting state goals
• Corn for ethanol to top its use for feed this year
• Pheasant numbers fall off
• Questions linger after study of 911 funding
• Report shows S.D. bank strength
• Two businesses in county fail liquor sting
• Man accused in stabbing charged with murder
• Lutheran church in Baltic to celebrate 100 years
• Federal review: Pipeline a safe bet
• Central Sioux Falls family in house when bullets fly
• Guard members being released from levee duty
• South Dakotans urged to apply for flood aid
• Attorney general warns of synthetic drug products
• Grand opening for Dells fire, rescue facility
• Donors' record gifts boost science programs at DWU
• Dakota Wesleyan to welcome students
• 'We all look up to him now'
• City's appeals process was illegal, justices say
• Woman charged after dog stolen from trucker
• Neighborhood voices drainage concerns
• USD receives $950,000 in scholarship money
• EPA awards grants to various institutions
• Sobriety checkpoints announced
• International Students Visit With Sioux Falls Mayor Mike Huether
• Holiday Jam With the Hegg Brothers Set for Dec. 20 in St. Paul
• Harrisburg plans to open S.F. middle school in 2013
• Civil War mystery starts to unravel
• Ex-Senate leader: Health care reform law is here to stay
• Tribal schools get pledge from White House official
• City offering talks about events center
• Legislators vote to lift pair of tax exemptions
• Police investigate theft of copper rods
• Small fire snuffed at Brandon business
• Funeral services for Guard soldier today in Yankton
• Laurel Oak Family Aquatic Center closing Sunday night
• Iowan gets 2 years for robbery
• Center for Western Studies Issues a Call for Artwork
• Back to School for Sioux Falls - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Move-In Day for First-Year Students
• Move-In Day for First-Year Students Sept. 4
• Theatre Season Opens with 'A Lie of the Mind'
• Augustana Orchestra to Perform with Legendary Rock Band Kansas
• Celebrate Freshmen-Parent Weekend 2011
• Celebrate Freshman-Parent Weekend 2011
• Five Alumni to Receive Achievement Awards at Viking Days
• Come 'Tackle Pink' at the Women's Football Clinic Aug. 27
• Swart, Gardner Receive Granskou Awards
• Theatre Season Opens With 'A Lie of the Mind' Sept. 21
• First Exhibition of Academic Year to Feature Works by Faculty Artists
• Augustana Orchestra to Perform with Legendary Rock Band Kansas at Washington Pavilion
• Werner Named Director of Augustana Institutional Research
• Faculty Viola Recital: Tyler Sieh
• $900,000 Renovation of Granskou Hall Nearly Complete
• In the News: 'Foreign Students Finding 'Family' at Augie'
• Live today: Events center on agenda for City Council
• In the News: Dr. Robert Wright Featured in Wall Street Journal
• Forbes Lists Augustana Among 'America’s Top Colleges'
• School district adding sessions for public feedback on budget
• Sioux Falls turns to 1-year teacher contracts
• S.D. hospitals rate high
• Sioux Empire Fair: After setting financial path, next goal is self-sufficiency
• Proceeds from rodeo to support McCrossan
• Parking attendants to lose jobs
• Hydrant to be installed between West, Grange
• Augustana Named 'A Best in the Midwest' by The Princeton Review
• Library Associates' Fall Author Event: Eric Dregni
• Augustana Reports Record Number of International Students
• Hundreds Attend Memorial Service for Tracy Riddle
• In the News: Augustana Students Recall Attacks in Norway
• You haven't got mail: 80 S.D. towns at risk
• Lewis & Clark allies push hard for money
• Options blossom at Dawley Farm
• McVay arraigned in murder case
• County passes $63M provisional budget
• Woman gets two years for faking husband's death
• S.D. won't appeal injunction to blunt limits on abortions
• Armed man robs Ernie November store
• Group accepting nominations for award
• Man, his mother arrested in scuffle
• State sets up call center to gather flood data
• Eastbound I-90 ramp at Plankington closing
• Highway 81 opened despite high water
• Pavement repairs
• Tracy Riddle, Associate Dean of Students, Dies at 54
• Augustana Announces Opportunities to Host International Students
• Events center expected to be profitable
• Rapid City soldier is state's first war casualty of year
• Taking grass to next level
• VA hospital scrambles to stay ahead of the heat
• Man pleads guilty to statutory rape
• City Council OKs revision of pawnshop ordinance
• Man charged with robbery
• Husband, wife face charges in rape, assault case
• Fire at house being investigated as arson
• Man killed when vehicle hits train
• $30K lottery ticket sold in Hot Springs
• Flooding closes section of Highway 48
• Commissioner receives new heart
• Trial delayed in slaying at prison (videos)
• Roller Dollz to host match at Multi-Cultural Center
• Voters to settle state grant issue
• Tupper Honored by Campus Law Enforcement Association
• Augustana's Northlanders Jazz Band to Perform at JazzFest
• Forums to Discuss Energy, Vision, Confessions and Border Control
• Summer Conferences and Events
• Jazz Diversity Project and Dakota Jazz Collective
• Mid-America Youth Basketball Tournament Begins Friday
• Slaying of elderly woman part of plot to kill president
• In-home day care under scrutiny
• Parenting a second time around
• Suspect found hiding where he reportedly had robbed man
• Railroad shuffle disputed
• Man charged in rape of woman he met online
• Police get 200 fireworks calls during holiday
• Police looking for information about dog bite
• Part of Marion Road to be worked on
• City Council OKs McCart field for events center parking
• FEMA encourages flood insurance
• Four Receive Sophomore Honors Awards
• Discover the Past at Archeology Days
• Alumna Returns to Campus to Present Research Seminar
• Augustana Finishes Third in Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings
• Grant Will Promote Student Teaching in High-Needs Classrooms
• Invest in Excellence
• Fuller Named Associate Dean for Rider University’s School of Fine and Performing Arts
• Stained Glass Features Creation, Christ, Church
• In the News: Augustana Grounds Crew Members Rescue Man During Flood
• Robert Aldern, Professor Emeritus of Art, Dies at 82
• Gift Will Name Soccer Field
• Juried Student Invitational
• Johnson Named Principal Conductor of Choral, Instrumental Ensembles at First Lutheran
• In the News: 200 Attend Business Conference at Augustana
• 'Team Augustana' TdK Bike Jerseys Now Available
• Faculty, Alumni Integral to 2011 Sioux Falls Business Conference
• Former First Lady of Augustana, Anne Svendsbye, Dies at 84
• Summer Kicks Off With Two New Exhibits at Augustana
• New Art Exhibit to Feature Works by Students
• Sesquicentennial Class Celebrates Commencement
• Augustana Receives Presidential Recognition for Community Service
• In the News: Alumna Mary Hart Signs Off From 'Entertainment Tonight'
• First Graduate of Luther House of Study to Receive Degree Saturday
• Wright's Latest Book Explores '50 Economic Indicators That Really Matter'
• Augustana Dining Services Named Governor’s Award Winner
• Midwest Conference on Deaf Education to be held July 11-12
• 340 Students to Participate in 2011 Commencement Ceremony
• 12 Students Named to German Honor Society
• JazzFest Jazz Camp 2011 to be Held July 12-16 at Augustana
• This Week in Viking Athletics
• 12 Students Inducted into National Physics Honor Society
• In the News: 'Augie Captures NSIC Softball Crown'
• Syttende Mai Celebrations Set for May 17
• Syttende Mai Celebrations Set for May 17
• In the News: 'Augustana Enters NSIC Softball Tourney as Top Seeds'
• Sioux Falls Senior Wins Covenant Award for Service
• Froemke Lecture Series to Discuss Impact of Simulation
• Froemke Lecture Series to Discuss Impact of Simulation
• Soldiers, Families to Reunite Today at Elmen Center
• Concerto-Aria Concert with the Augustana Orchestra and Augustana Band
• Augustana Grads to Discuss Experiences in Japan Following Earthquake
• Riddle, Brooks Win Augie Pride Awards
• Hurley Wins Covenant Award for Excellence
• Eide/Dalrymple Gallery Presents Senior Art Show
• Theatre Season Concludes with 'The Winter's Tale'
• Autism Conference to Feature Author, Advocate Eustacia Cutler
• Theatre Season Concludes with 'The Winter's Tale'
• Textbook Rental Program Coming to Augustana Bookstore
• Payments at risk in next farm bill
• Some church leaders wary about direction veering toward trendy
• Celebrate is part concert, full of faith and booming
• One street project ends Monday as others start
• Phone number set up to report weed, grass violations
• Changes on tap for bus routes
• Washington High class of 1946 plans reunion
• Playing safe with concussions
• Casino jobs spur high hopes
• Road conditions limit bus routes
• Autism Conference to Feature Author, Advocate Eustacia Cutler
• Task force faces challenge of cutting Medicaid costs
• Higher ed confronts fallout of cuts
• S.D. resists relying on cellphones
• Grant help tackle childhood obesity
• Prevent tick-borne illnesses this year
• Prison officer died from blunt force injury
• Flooding closes road near Centerville
• New yield signs on Seventh Street
• Roadwork in Menno
• Language cards to help immigrants in emergencies
• S.D. Public Broadcasting marks loss of former chief
• Murder indictment in reservation death
• Joint Concert of Choirs, Brass Ensembles Set for May 1
• Six Students Named Christopherson Scholars
• VOTE! Augustana Student Association
• Dr. Murray Haar Named Interim VP for Academic Affairs, Dean of the College
• The Spark!
• The Spark!
• The Spark!
• The Spark!
• The Spark!
• The Spark!
• The Spark!
• Five Honored With Spirit of Augustana Awards
• Augustana PRSSA Honored for Social Media Campaign
• Editorial: 'Augie is Key Part of City'
• Concert to Feature Percussion, Mallet Ensembles
• Greenfest to Feature Panel Discussion on Environmentalism
• Five Days, Eight Augustana Events
• 'Sonic Possibilities' to Feature Los Angeles-Based Percussionists
• Augustana Graduate to Debut New Film in Sioux Falls
• Augustana to Offer Online Master’s Degree in Education
• Butler to Speak at Augustana Symposium April 9
• Show to Feature Songs, Stories in Sign Language
• Poetry Reading Set for April 14
• Augustana Graduate to Debut New Film in Sioux Falls
• Butler to Speak at Augustana Symposium April 9
• Sioux Falls Business Conference 2011
• Library Associates to Host Book Sale April 14-15
• Flat Ole Accepts Friend Request No. 500
• Alumnus Honored For Clinical Practice, Research and Teaching
• Library Associates to Host Book Sale April 14-15
• Campus Pilgrimage to Offer Reflections, Insights
• April 15 Campus Pilgrimage to Offer Reflections, Insights
• IN THE NEWS: Alumna Helps Children Manage Type 1 Diabetes
• Band Concert Set for April 8 at Washington Pavilion
• Band Concert Set for April 8 at Washington Pavilion
• Augustana to Host 'Send-off Celebration' for Tour de Kota
• Augustana to Host 'Send-off Celebration' for Tour de Kota
• Northlanders, All-City Middle School, U.S. Army Blues Trombonist to Perform April 5
• Seven to Receive Friends of Augustana and Augustana Women Scholarships
• Northlanders, All-City Middle School, U.S. Army Blues Trombonist to Perform April 5
• Seven to Receive Friends of Augustana and Augustana Women Scholarships
• Augustana to Present Palm Sunday Concert
• Braithwaite, Schoen Awarded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships
• Sesquicentennial Gala to Feature 'Harmonica Virtuoso' Noah Hoehn
• Five Alumnae Nominated for YWCA Awards
• Augustana to Present Palm Sunday Concert
• New Exhibit Features Works by Gisèle Robinson
• 'Dido and Aeneas' Opera Theatre Set for March 31- April 2
• 'Dido and Aeneas' Opera Theatre Set for March 31- April 2
• Fighting Hunger and Feeding Hope Basketball Tourney Begins Friday
• Three Selected to Sing at National Choir Convention in Chicago
• Students Set to Recount J-Term 'Course in Adventure'
• IN THE NEWS: Augustana Students Take Over Classrooms
• Oliver: 'Sacrificing Now for Kids, Schools, Will Pay Off Later'
• Augustana’s Mark Braun Named Provost, Dean of the College for Gustavus Adolphus College
• Augustana Musicians Named to 2011 South Dakota Inter-Collegiate Band
• Papers by Schleusener, Bockelman Honored at Dakota Conference
• 'Shroud Encounter' Presentation to Discuss 400-Year-Old Mystery
• Titze, Seeley Named 2011 Peace Prize Forum Scholars
• Seventh Annual Women's Walk to be Held April 30
• Sioux Falls Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• The Augustana: Winter 2011
• New Underwood Senior Wins Covenant Award for Community
• Eide/Dalrymple Gallery to Feature Works by Eleanor Spiess-Ferris
• Mathematics on the Northern Plains Undergraduate Conference
• 25th Annual Augustana Athletic Club Auction
• Eide/Dalrymple Gallery to Feature Works by Eleanor Spiess-Ferris
• Writer-in-Residence, S.D. Poet Laureate to Read, Discuss Poetry
• Jazz on the Upper Great Plains to Feature Northlanders Jazz Band
• Augustana's Limited-Edition Book
• IN THE NEWS: Alumnus Argues 'Why Art Matters'
• 94 Percent of 2010 Augustana Graduates Accept Employment
• Jazz on the Upper Great Plains to Feature Northlanders Jazz Band
• 'Augustana at 150' to Recount College's First 15 Decades
• First-Ever Civitas Lecture Series to Feature Theologian, Ecologist
• Nursing Offers The Anna Haugen Berdahl Lecture Series
• First-Ever Civitas Lecture Series to Feature Theologian, Ecologist
• Arts Scholarship Auditions for Today, Feb. 21
• Presidents Who Served Through the Years
• Rapid City Senior Awarded Scholarship for Study Abroad
• Meet Mari Stensgaard
• Following Revolution, Students Reflect on Experiences in Egypt
• Exhibition Features Internationally Acclaimed Printmaker
• Nominations Sought for Spirit of Augustana Awards
• Exhibition Features Internationally Acclaimed Printmaker
• Sioux Falls Sportsmen's Show 2011
• Student Band Members to Discuss Experiences in Egypt
• 'Heritage and Hope' Series to Pair Emeriti, Junior Faculty
• 'A Streetcar Named Desire' to Arrive at Augustana Feb. 24
• 'Heritage and Hope' Series to Pair Emeriti, Junior Faculty
• 'A Streetcar Named Desire' to Arrive at Augustana Feb. 24
• Augustana to Go Red for Heart Health Awareness
• Final Group of Augustana Band Members Set to Arrive in Sioux Falls at 4:25 p.m. Today
• Gala Event to Celebrate Sesquicentennial
• Spring Classes Delayed Due to Weather Conditions
• 1 p.m. MONDAY UPDATE: Students En Route Home
• 7 a.m. MONDAY UPDATE: Last Group of Students Out of Cairo; En Route to Amsterdam
• 5 a.m. MONDAY UPDATE: Final Group of Students Await Departure from Cairo International Airport
• 1:30 p.m. SUNDAY UPDATE: Students Arrive in Amsterdam; Remaining Travelers to Depart Cairo at 4:30 a.m. CST Monday
• 9:35 A.M. SUNDAY UPDATE: Augustana Students En Route to Amsterdam; Delta Confirms Plans for "Cleopatra" Group to Depart Monday
• 5:45 A.M. SUNDAY UPDATE: Augustana Students at Cairo Airport; "Cleopatra" Group Likely to Depart on Monday
• 9:45 a.m. SATURDAY UPDATE: Members of Augustana Band Tour Arrive at Cairo Airport
• 1 p.m. SATURDAY UPDATE: Names of Student Travelers Departing Cairo Sunday and Feb. 1
• Amid Egyptian Protests, Augustana Band Members Change Hotels; Evaluate Planned Concert
• Artists of the Plains Art Show and Sale Set for Feb. 18-20
• 'St. Mark Passion' Cantata Set for March 9-10 at Augustana
• Artists of the Plains Art Show and Sale Set for Feb. 18-20
• TransCanada sues to access pipeline land
• 'A shared responsibility'
• Nine miles of bike trail will be closed
• State expands Indian education push
• Breast cancer awareness
• Medal of Honor seeks nominees
• S.D. Republicans elect officers
• Councilors question money shuffling
• County gives raise to coroner
• Proposal penalizes government secrecy
• Thought Leader Forum to Discuss 'Why Art Matters'
• Governor: Schools can opt out for more cash
• Accidents slow traffic on Interstate 29
• Daugaard, districts argue about money
• Slick pavement blamed in two evening rollovers
• West Central junior in state speech final
• Nominations being accepted for YWCA event
• Disease confirmed in Gregory County cows
• Advocacy group ranks S.D. low in highway safety
• Noem's expectation: A change in course
• Republicans set to unveil immigration control bill
• Former VP for Student Affairs Dr. Jorgen Thompson Dies at 89
• First-Ever TEDxSiouxFalls to Feature 'Extra [Ordinary] Lives'
• Energizing uptown hinges on housing
• 'Hardy souls' turn frost into fun at carnival
• Horse-riding therapy receives helping hand
• Suicides down for soldiers in Army
• Hope rises slowly in home sales
• Arts awards program set for Feb. 16
• Augustana plans celebration of anniversary
• Libraries double eBook collection
• New members join Peace and Justice Center board
• S.D. student population boom on the way
• New Harrisburg school might share principal
• Children's Day at the Capitol coming Feb. 1
• MasterWorks Show begins Tuesday in Pierre
• Clinic sponsoring vein screenings Feb. 1
• Ethanol plants escape CO2 rules
• Corn growers bask in 'golden age'
• Budget talk flows at legislative coffee
• Thune run for president must hold up to far right
• State might limit public unions
• Library board meeting rescheduled
• USD music museum director retiring
• City will take complaints about snow, ice on sidewalks
• Car stolen while idling at day care
• Brandon student tries to make it three at bee
• Democratic plan taps reserves
• EPA expands use of 15% ethanol
• Butting heads on budget proposal
• Gift targets breast cancer
• Reel life plays out at Pavilion film series
• USF finally gets approval to join Augie's conference
• Events center overseer chosen
• Colleges consider layoffs
• Indictment in theft of $2,000 vacuums
• School for the Deaf won't be sold this year
• Thune at two events
• Downtown railroad bridge torn down
• JazzFest moves week for 2012 airshow
• Lawmakers: Tighten DUI loophole
• Increased N.H. activity fuels speculation about Thune run
• Daugaard budget calls for 10% cuts
• Cheerleading program wins honors
• Online classes available to teachers
• Police seek tips in theft of skid loader
• SDSU announces hiring of dean
• Bicycle summit pushes awareness
• Tea airport faces budget scrutiny
• Lawmakers consider advising schools on concussions
• House, Noem vote for health care repeal
• Arctic air carries deadly dangers
• Growing coyote population raises howl among landowners
• Former SDSU president dies
• Legislators review expungment law
• Daugaard unveils state budget today
• United Way tops goal
• Intrigue surrounds Sanford's latest gift
• Sewer repairs on fast track
• Parking lot confrontation leads to arrest
• Canton student finalist for award
• Democratic group urges retention of health care law
• Alumnus Robert Wagner, Former President of SDSU, Dies at 78
• Tight spenders tout efficiency
• Drawing boundaries on facebook
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration
• Sanford donates $100M more
• Library program puts spotlight on fitness
• 'Music As A Weapon' tour in Brookings on March 20
• Augustana names three to its board of trustees
• Water board meets Thursday in Brookings
• Winterfest of Wheels at Convention Center
• Bill would tighten rules for charities
• Hero's at Our Workplace!
• Rosa Parks primed for big growth
• Courts worry about cuts
• Scholarship deadline is April 15
• State issues advisory on fish consumption
• Two chosen for Senate program
• Tobacco control money awarded
• Tea presenting findings of corridor study tonight
• Care for veterans' legacy may lead to scout's honor
• Tech trends drift slowly to state
• Dear congress: What S.D. wants
• Millions in restitution unpaid
• S.D. struggles to track collections owed to victims
• Events planned for Martin Luther King Jr. holiday
• Painting classes for kids Wednesday
• S.D. helpers see slow advance in Haiti
• Soccer balls help spread Christian hope
• Toys for big boys draw a crowd
• City Council exit nears for Litz
• No session with mayor today
• Young musician competition
• Dollar Loan Center founder arrested in prostitution sting
• Sanford Health donates $600,000 for Howard Wood scoreboard
• Indictment made in stolen checks
• Finding perfect prom dress
• Forecast frightful; time to find some fun
• Fluoride levels in water under scrutiny
• Plan: Privatize S.D. Tech
• Intramural Champions
• City sets record for home seizures
• Savings for seniors
• ACT prep course offered in Yankton
• Electrical overload starts fire in attic
• City starts removing snow from sidewalks
• 6 businesses fail liquor checks
• City surveys residents about recreation
• 2 of 5 S.D. 8th-graders fail tech test
• Issues key to S.D. could stall in split Congress
• Pipestone museum offers free admission
• Augustana Welcomes Harlem Gospel Choir
• Casino robbed at gunpoint
• Blaze damages garage, house
• SDSU's McCrory Gardens getting $4.2M privately funded upgrade
• S.D. chief justice warns against more budget cuts
• Wells Fargo to cut 120
• GOP women meet today
• Candidate sought for planning commission
• Library director retiring
• USF wins security recognition
• John Thune gains spotlight
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
• Third Sunday Archeology Program
• Gala Event Planned to Celebrate Sesquicentennial
• Gala Event Planned to Celebrate Sesquicentennial
• Daugaard: Year to be austere
• 332 tickets issued during snow alert
• Strawbale Winery seeks musicians
• USF launches redesigned website
• Meeting on signs in Sioux Falls
• Sugarland coming to Sioux City
• Former internship seeker ends up casting U.N. vote
• Uptick in accidents reported
• iPhone's long-anticipated S.D. debut stirs excitement
• Schools make case for more state money
• Israeli speaker at Augie
• Police still searching for 70-year-old woman
• Recreation assessment
• Two sought in armed robbery of credit union
• Big Boy Toy Show
• After a short break, snow will be back - with a deeper cold
• Next up with events center: Considering how to pay for it
• Sioux Falls to open second alternative high school
• For aides, a reminder of public service's risks
• Day care inspection results still secret
• School shows how to fight bullying
• Union suing city over extra pay
• CTU grads juggle duties, savor reward
• Another fix set for Russell Street
• Questions linger after Arizona rampage
• History presentation
• Kayak conference
• Nelly, 3OH!3 show
• Expect light but steady snow to persist
• Kettle campaign generates record $525,000
• Legislature's focus shines on budget, smoking and taxes
• Hearts mend, blend during hospital wedding
• State aid to schools might drop 10%
• New governor proud of his frugal lifestyle
• S.D. can show nation 'there is a better way'
• Brandon church reaches out with service
• Vaccination fears difficult to mend
• Water projects get $34.4M boost
• 'Choppy' market for jobs perks up
• Shooting stokes security fears
• Generosity flows in form of free milk
• Rounds regrets commutation
• Job search seminar
• Shakespeare play at Mount Marty
• Home improvements for seniors, disabled
• State trooper rolls patrol car in Brookings County whiteout
• Huether appoints finance director
• Sudanese flock to Omaha for secession vote
• Day care provider accused in child abuse case
• Former Speechwriter for Ariel Sharon to Speak Jan. 11
• Former Speechwriter for Ariel Sharon to Speak Jan. 11
• Fired lawyer says city violated his rights
• Bringing homeless in from the cold
• Budget cuts loom, lawmakers say
• Transmission line vital to S.D. wind power
• Johnson: Repeal effort 'gimmick'
• Some bus routes changing
• Man arrested after break-in
• 21 does killed in Sioux Falls hunt
• Guilty plea in $400,000 theft from Sioux Falls company
• Dan Nelson sent to prison
• Kristi Noem takes U.S. House oath
• Mitchell School Board honored
• Drug raids yield four arrests
• Gray bowing out as state chairman of GOP
• Car crashes after police chase
• Longtime public servant Don Skadsen dies at 80
• FBI affidavit provides details of bank robbery
• Safety partly to blame for Springfield closing
• Another idea for center emerges
• Democrats seek dilution of Senate filibuster power
• Centerville bank heist leads to wild chase and capture of Iowa man
• Group updates mental health guide
• Traffic signals knocked out
• Help sought in solving fire case
• Girl says older man followed her
• Missing 21-year-old found dead
• Noem, GOP target spending, more jobs
• Springfield youth center to close
• Sidewalk closed on Phillips Ave.
• ATM in ditch was from BP station
• Augustana Library Associates Present 'A Winter’s Tale'
• CWS Dakota Conference Call for Proposals
• New Gallery Exhibit Features Augustana Alumnus
• Gun permit law challenged
• Music opens new world for students
• Councilors want greater influence over city contracts
• Ag debate sprouts over alfalfa seed
• Man who killed dad as teen receives long-sought break
• Clues sought in search for missing 21-year-old
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Police officer suffers bruises, scratches trying to subdue teen
• Brandon man, 19, accused of texting girl, 15, for sex
• Stewart School will serve military families free
• Viking Coaches Honored by South Dakota Sportswriters
• New Gallery Exhibit Features Augustana Alumnus
• Heart hospital is top 50
• Interstate 29 reopens to N.D. border
• City property goes tobacco-free today
• Regents beckon near-grads back
• Those pursuing winter fun urged to think safety first
• 911 service costs prompt call to raise phone line surcharge
• Authorities: No rising risk with increase in slayings
• Starting year on a roll
• Frantic finish on work for constituents
• Rates farm bill of '08 as critical for S.D. economy
• In no rush for the next move
• Rooting for Canton's 'Rudy'
• Battle looms on climate rules
• Year's first baby a knockout - right, Dad?
• Interstates reopen as storm blows away
• Police: Holiday revelry routinely heavy
• 'Angel' brings hope to youths on reservation
• Playtime Club meets Wednesday
• Brandon looks to save after energy audits
• Year of near-disasters tested nation's nerves
• S.D. website watches calories
• Interstates 29, 90 shut down
• Schools fear big losses
• Readers' choice photos of year
• Plant's expansion adds jobs in Canton
• 35-year mall kiosk to close
• Driver dies when her van hits farm equipment
• 'Timmie's Law' upheld in court
• Shoppers stock up as storm nears
• Indians praise progress in 2010
• Volleyball tournament Jan. 22
• Multi-Cultural Center awarded $12,000 grant
• S.D. gives Uncle Sam high-tech tool to fight health care fraud
• Meat labeling changes earn praise in S.D.
• Van hits car, topples streetlight
• Nasty weather heading our way
• Hit-and-run trial won't be moved
• Sword incident ends in charges
• $50,000 giveaway at Stampede game Friday
• Police prepare for New Year's Eve
• Pat Costello goes from city politics to Pierre
• 'Awake in Me' at Augustana
• 'Awake in Me' to Premiere at Augustana Jan. 13
• Sioux Falls gains from bank tax
• Baby rhino's name 'full of joy'
• Democrats to meet Friday
• Missouri River plan open for comment
• Montrose gets grant for water system
• Rollover on I-229 hurts two people
• Breakaway Lutheran church forms in Brandon
• Johnson touts tax-cut bill, gay ban repeal
• One defendant in beating death pleads guilty
• Release on bond rejected for former teacher accused of rape
• Gratitude runs deep for food giveaway that aids thousands
• Catalyst for Sioux Falls development
• Man accused of theft of tools from bakery
• Bow hunt within city limits deemed success
• Trooper among injured in crashes
• Budget direction muddled
• LifeLight seeks help to hit donations goal
• Make Jan. 8 your Healthy Living Day
• S.D. Pork Congress starts Jan. 6 at Sioux Falls Ramkota Hotel
• Zoo to announce name of rhino calf
• Small incision to improve sight
• Stores relish the next rush
• Food program to burn mortgage
• Indoor football team to host winter games
• Fire damages home
• Mall Walk for Kids set for Feb. 5
• PBS series features S.D. topics
• Support voiced for Dell Rapids cemetery pillars
• Distinctions drawn on municipal liability
• Spirit of giving provides relief for hungry
• More S.D. kids stay in school
• Eight years as state's steady hand
• S.D. bucks trend in hunting interest
• Volunteers step up to warm holidays for 200
• City to add police, firefighters
• TransCanada CEO stands by pipeline
• Extension meetings for livestock producers in Renner, Yankton
• None injured in house fire on Eighth Avenue
• Sanford Health plans facility in Minnesota
• Inaugural balls to cost $70,000
• Changing hearts, one case at a time
• Treasury grant extension lifts wind industry
• Program boosts James River
• Christmas tree drop-off starts Sunday
• Basement damaged in utility room fire
• Dog dies in garage fire
• Brandon forges ahead with sidewalks
• McCrossan boys, staff find family spirit at Banquet
• More small businesses cashing in on e-commerce
• Klinski: Rethinking charity after stranger's gift
• Slick roads snare drivers
• 5 numbers matched in Wild Card lotto
• Food giveaway moved to Monday
• Post offices open today but with shorter hours
• Gigglebees incident leads to charges
• Christmas trees in Pierre
• Daugaard fills ag, tourism spots
• Bulk land sales still scarce
• Military opens to gays as Obama signs repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Dell Rapids home burns
• Motorist hits traffic light
• Noem vows to provide oversight role
• Landlord settles discrimination suit
• Mayor is hiring, but not for chief of staff
• 25-year prison term for child abuse
• Girl bitten by dog
• Pavilion seeks board member
• Salem body shop ruined in fire
• Sioux Falls must pay $10,877 for sewage dump
• Despite steady growth in Census, no political gain for South Dakota
• Applications open for police training
• Southwest State going tabacco-free
• Twedt, Hajek honored for service to communities
• Couple denied zoning to build a home
• Anti-smoking gets 'ugly'
• Daugaard creates Cabinet-level post for tribal affairs
• Sesquicentennial Tour to Norway Planned for June 2011
• Big chill is no thrill for Vikings, fans
• Inaugural ball plans progress
• S.D. woman advances in Mrs. International competition
• Winter Fishing Weekend scheduled
• Storytime program set at libraries
• Google project keeping an eye on environment
• A very white Christmas
• State panel says no for now to DUI devices
• Engine makers sue over E15 use
• Sioux Falls tries to settle over sewage
• Applications open for 911 academy
• Explore Augustana in January
• Choir to Perform Home Concert to Complete 2011 Interim Tour
• Late sales push: 'It was crazy'
• Vikings Finish 2010 Ranked No. 6, Tied for Highest in School History
• Body found in van north of Sioux Falls
• Brandon Valley students make up ground online
• Rule change would target stolen goods
• Juvenile detention options explored
• Writing workshops to focus on nature
• Garage, car damaged by fire
• Holiday hours set for ice rinks
• Health centers anxious about Medicaid cuts
• Events center packs potential for Arena area
• Winning appetizer chosen
• Habitat accepting applications from families
• Governors group: Adopt low-carbon fuel standard
• Regents cut, add programs
• Mayor talks up events center, snow removal at weekly session
• Birders gather for annual count
• Charities push to meet needs
• Medicaid-reliant agencies anxious about Daugaard budget
• Working through tragedy
• Space heater ignites fire at Goodwill
• Plea deal reached in drug case
• Turn $20 into $100 for charity today
• Resources, labor, education
• Not guilty in child porn case
• No raises for city's largest union
• Bill's defeat stings in S.D.
• Christmas tree gets lifted today
• New Report Names Augustana Among '25 That Stand Out'
• Obama vows to join U.N. declaration on Native rights
• Manager suspected in massive lotto loss
• State's economic outlook improves
• Caille library reopening
• Year in jail, then possible deportation
• Skating rinks open today
• Cutting fees on debit transactions irks banks
• City explores alternative energy
• Child porn case heads to jury
• Rounds might run again for office
• Bill includes $150M for S. Dakota
• Flying high in Tea
• Fire destroys home
• Home for homeless begins construction
• Eureka woman one of five left on 'Survivor"
• Sioux Falls teen mom on MTV show
• AAA offers free rides for drunken revelers
• Lawyer to defend role at his child porn trial
• 3 Sioux Falls firms in bids for role in building events center
• Refinery's emissions data revised
• Farewell Concert to Precede Band’s Egyptian Tour
• Farewell Concert to Precede Band’s Egyptian Tour
• Spending surge cheers retailers in South Dakota
• Play a rock star Jan. 16
• Flu shot vouchers good this week at Walgreens
• Minnehaha County coroner candidate turns down offer
• County takes look at mobile crisis team
• Trial opens in lawyer's child porn case
• Brandon hoping to land state's second home for veterans
• No charges of fraud in voter rallies offering food
• 4 S.D. counties among poorest
• Housing charity receives grant for training
• Mayor: 'Lesson learned' on drawings of possible venues left up on website
• No rush on events center
• Indian Country crime often unprosecuted
• Virginia ruling encourages S.D.
• Multi-Cultural Center board has opening
• 285 tickets issued in wake of snowstorm
• Gallery features branches of Native American culture
• National survey charts course to student success
• Council OKs funding shift for zoo
• Brookings man guilty in $5M embezzlement
• Meet Becka Bogue
• Aldrich Named Finalist for Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year
• Blizzard provides first test of snowgates
• Changes for snow removal
• No tax increase to boost budget
• Families in need get milk, meat with a side of caring
• Gingerbread house boosts McCrossan boys at holiday time
• Live nativity this weekend
• Parkinson conference in April
• Kids activity day at Old Courthouse Museum
• Council might shift zoo's tax support
• For farmers, second jobs becoming second nature
• S.D. travelers hit white wall
• Seed cases break ground in S. Dakota: farmers sued
• Smoker comfort: Some businesses providing shelter
• Anxiety over dip in lottery revenue turns talk to smoking ban
• Hospitals receive technology grants
• Two win free groceries for year
• School officials push budgetary flexibility
• Struggling to fill pain-relief void
• Avera buys Nebraska hospital
• Inmate missing after work release
• Pavilion welcomes Norman Rockwell
• Display cases emptied in unusual jewel heist
• Design team picked for events center
• Officials identify victim in I-29 one-car crash
• Noem to deliver national GOP address
• Contest to name baby rhino ends Sunday
• Indictment in tribal theft
• Police seek suspect in robbery
• Turn $20 into $100 today for charity
• Judge sentenced to 2 days in jail for DUI
• Oil pipeline 'anomalies' prompt excavation
• Charity makes hard time easier
• Industry touts benefits of Canadian tar sands oil
• BB gunners identified as juveniles
• Learn about the history of sports venues in Sioux Falls
• Canada wants more recognition
• Charity drive nets 50,000 diapers
• Ethanol jobs at risk without tax credit, Poet leader says
• Sioux Falls bank robbed at gunpoint
• Judge: City can't restrict video lottery
• Vikings Ranked 17th in Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings
• Chapel of Reconciliation Dedicates New Banner
• Moderates including Herseth Sandlin hold key to passing tax cut bill
• Two roads affected today by repairs, maintenance
• School enrollment increases 1.2%
• Plant unknown to region found
• Cobell settlement signed by Obama
• City rewards 10-year-old's heroism
• Ex-teacher denies rape charges
• Teen survives gun blast from dad
• Mental health care strains Lincoln Co.
• Listening and Learning Sessions also coming to grocery store
• Donation to help zoo make better entrance
• City Council exerts control over reserves
• Women-owned businesses rare in S.D., but on the rise
• Rounds: Be firm on budget cuts
• Rob Oliver Editorial Says Augie Boasts Brain Gain - Not Drain
• Braithwaite named recipient of prestigious Elite 88 award
• SDSU researchers see path to counter anxiety, addictions - in one pill
• Adopt a cat for Christmas
• SDSU dean candidates to visit campus
• City looks to fill vacancies on board of ice center
• Man killed in Mitchell shooting
• Hotel opens doors to needy
• Schools add bus routes
• Towns find big savings in safety
• Ethanol subsidy at stake
• VA center to hold open house
• Private company revives former training school
• Anxiety rising over security at academy
• S. Dakota agencies brace for hard cuts
• Democratic Party chooses officers
• Wreath presentation to honor fallen veterans
• Anonymous donor to match gifts to food program
• Events center work done for free
• Moth presents snag in biofuels progress
• City leaders offer insights on technological topics
• Charity scurries to meet needs
• Keeping social media out of the workplace
• Robbery victim arrested
• SDSU student reports sexual assault
• Brandon tap dancers to hit national stage
• Construction accident victim is in intensive care unit
• NASCAR, ethanol industry to push E15
• Outside groups backed Noem 3-1
• Moms grateful for food giveaway
• Teacher background checks inadequate, critics say
• Rape details emerge
• Exhibit Features Rare Works by Borglum, Howe, Dunn and Others
• Augustana Alumnus Named to South Dakota Sports Hall of Fame
• Thune questions reversal of gay ban
• Herseth Sandlin wavers on 2012 bid
• Ex-teacher accused of raping students
• Group to serve as a budget watchdog
• Guilty plea for having 35 pounds of pot
• Noem selects chief of staff
• Listening and Learning Session
• Skate parks close today
• Health department outlines goals
• Gas meter struck, homes evacuated
• Author to Discuss '(re)Defining Borders' at Annual Luncheon
• Multi-Cultural Center transforms
• New turn signals appearing in city
• Educators tout immersion center progress
• Two suspects sought in home invasion
• OSHA investigating wall's fall
• Daugaard seeks flexibility for states
• Study: River quality drops after it hits city
• Great Bear Recreation Park seeks another great season
• Police seek tips in gun theft
• Open house on bike trails
• House OKs Indian suit payout
• Fairgrounds has fire code violations
• Teacher evaluations under review
• Lincoln County officials discuss growth problems
• Senate shoots down earmark elimination
• From food recipient to volunteer
• Harnessing wind to help economy
• Alumni to Perform at Historic Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul
• S.D. adopts school standards
• Pipeline safety questioned
• Accidents don't rival crashes in last week's freezing rain
• Shift in Sioux Falls snow removal
• Settlements near in minorities' lawsuits
• S.D. hospital systems will repay $389,000 in Medicare overbilling
• Extension employee to give final presentation
• Public Works open house rescheduled
• Badlands visitor center to be closed for maintenance
• Library to host teens for games, crafts
• Popularity of bison meat creates a happy problem
• Woman reports kidnapping, assault
• Fallen Heroes display starting Wednesday
• Habitat for Humanity to dedicate home
• Cemetery pillars, fence in way of trail
• State launches website on health reform
• Music & light show dazzles Western Mall crowd
• Juvenile care cost rises
• Snag in open records push
• Two campuses feel playoff fever
• Legislators focus on immigration despite distance from border friction
• In S.D., deportations are few
• Growth squeezes Lincoln County
• McCrossan sets up gingerbread house
• Kolbeck picked to be PUC chairman
• New tack for school snacks
• Another Helmsley gift boosts health of women
• Heart transplant unites families
• Search under way for Presentation College leader
• Hot air warms parade
• Piece by piece, exhibit tells of Vietnam War
• Big sales point to retail rebound
• Grant helps turn iPod into tool for teaching
• Pheasant dinner fundraiser
• Half-price tickets for orchestra concert
• Woman sought in robbery
• Macy's Santa on tour
• Help gather gifts for nursing home residents
• Fire marshal retires after 28 years
• Avera's Midland move helps boost downtown
• 'Earth from Space' exhibit at Pavilion
• Avera part of holiday home tour
• No listen and learn session Saturday
• Man tries to rob hotel
• Water board seeks Sioux Falls member
• 125 run for Banquet
• Creativity unleashed in tonight's Parade of Lights
• Property owners bracing for casino
• Soldiers, families adjust to being apart for holidays
• Sioux Falls surgeon named to committee
• Holiday travelers face slippery mess
• Public to get view of cathedral work
• Leaf drop-off ends Sunday
• Black Hills ski resort open this weekend
• Downtown streets closing Friday night
• Serving the sick, 30 seconds at a time
• Infamous thieves get break
• What you need to know for Black Friday
• Killer of deputy gets an earful, and life in prison
• S.D. provides model to defy recession
• Scarves sought for Special Olympics
• Food giveaway set for today
• Plane crash kills pilot, passenger
• Live Nativity scene set
• Rhodes Scholarships go to two Lincoln High grads
• Ground broken on river greenway project
• Forecast: Holiday on ice?
• Governor chooses his team
• Wright to Discuss Economic Challenges Dec. 7
• The Augustana Bands' Christmas Extravaganza
• Christmas Choral Celebration with the Augustana Orchestra
• Wright to Discuss Economic Challenges Dec. 7
• Johnson poised to take banking panel's top spot
• Some districts struggle to build schools
• McCrossan 'tree of hope' program continues
• Veteran sought for park board
• Nature Backpack Grant applications available
• Grant gives boost to rehab counseling
• 'Yacker Tracker' helps rein in school lunch din
• Rally salutes Patriot power
• Looking for food and finding hope at giveaway
• Eager for Black Friday
• Challenge of trying to reduce airfares bedevils Sioux Falls
• Hotel tax not settled
• State bar provides treatment help for lawyers
• Lawyer sees blessing in the fall: 'I was dying inside'
• 'No-nonsense' Noem in spotlight
• Air screenings smooth in city
• Animal shelter loses ground
• City set to test snow gates
• Carnegie Town Hall becomes wireless hot spot
• Man held in stabbing of woman
• Vespers Returns to Campus to Feature 'Song of Luke' Dec. 3-4
• New winery takes root in area
• GF&P tactics questioned in bust for use of gill nets
• S.D. economy expands
• Three men arrested in stolen car case
• Homeowner interrupts theft with gunshots
• Rally today for South Sudan independence
• Tribute to musician Bret Alan Moe
• Bidding begins on Christmas trees
• Falls Park turns on the lights tonight
• Marion Road interchange opens today
• All-Canada Show - Sioux Falls 2011
• Tracking S.D. students' progress
• Hot Lotto ticket wins $10,000
• 3 firms vie to design events center
• Church honored by radio station
• Permanent blinds banned on Missouri River
• Sex-trafficking case gets guilty plea
• East bank projects rev up
• Democrats lose state senator to GOP
• City's ethics board censured
• Sanford expanding again
• Vespers Returns to Campus; 'Song of Luke' to Feature Choir, Symphony, Consiglio
• Augustana Football Featured on 'Life to the Max'
• Kristi Noem tapped to help lead fellow freshmen
• Flow of downtown development may sweep up river ramp
• S.D. senators split on earmarks
• Smokers urged to quit for one day
• Breakfast of Caring today
• USD professor accused of hitting boy
• Arizona county sheriff says U.S. security at risk
• Consumers need to know safety of ag, panel says
• Police: No cost-of-living increase
• 'I did not care' about deputy, Ethan Johns says of man he killed
• S.D. man knows what it's like to receive elite award
• Med-Star moves beyond Brandon
• Leader of Tea sex ring admits to trafficking
• Fairgrounds turns profit - despite losing money on fair
• Pipestone gun show opens Saturday
• Alleged child pornographer could receive longer sentence
• Traffic light work will close lane on Louise Avenue
• Food giveaway made impact on volunteer
• State backpack program packs smiles
• Woman robbed at gunpoint (video)
• Lewis is latest on sprouting corner
• Driver killed after trying to avoid deer
• 'Room in the Inn' program returning
• Zandbroz hosting Nov. 26 book signing
• Community Development unveils second office
• Ruling near in video lottery dispute
• Switching yard project due in 2014
• Cab death is year's seventh homicide
• Kristi Noem gets feel for D.C., insists she'll hold to roots
• Push for moratorium on earmarks puts John Thune in pinch
• Concert to Feature Northlanders, All-City, Vadala
• Vikings Make History With Home Playoff Game
• Airport renovations aim to recruit fliers, cut fares
• Holiday Boutique to run for four weekends
• Holiday fun planned at Falls Park
• Police treat shooting as accidental
• Volunteers make headway on wilderness bike path
• Program re-examines nation's first president
• Medicare Part D signup begins today
• Warrior fans hail their heroes
• S.D. in crossfire of spending decisions
• Center on Sanford campus merges help for diabetics
• Political tightrope awaits House newcomer
• Anxious schools keep their reserves up
• Orientation begins for Noem
• Residents rate mayor's work
• Tickets for Cosby show go on sale Friday
• Sanitary sewer work planned on Cleveland Avenue
• Sewer repairs to alter Eighth Street traffic
• Operation Christmas Child collects gifts
• Hindus envision Sioux Falls temple
• Lawyer faces child porn trial
• Two vie to lead S.D. Democrats
• Bruce woman dies in 2-car collision
• SDSU names mascot Jack
• Small fire at J.C. Penney
• GOP women meet Thursday
• Open house on bus system
• Poinsettia fundraiser to help symphony
• Sewer bills shock Brandon businesses
• New rules add allure to gift cards
• Daktronics billboards go after bad guys
• Harrold woman wins in lottery
• County music contest In Mitchell
• Powder House Road to reopen
• Ambulence in accident with car
• More people use remodeled library
• Fire strikes Mitchell hotel
• Charity dinner at Sanaa's
• Vets honored for examples they set
• Events center: Where it could be
• Small dog traps big cat in Colman
• Alexander Honored With Covenant Award for Liberal Arts
• Augustana Football to be Featured on 'Life to the Max'
• Girlfriend admits to hiding crime
• Doctor pleads guilty in sex-trafficking case
• Bars watch effect of S.D. smoking ban
• City studies pensions
• Sioux Falls cited in Title IX complaint
• Veteran's desire to serve still strong
• Augustana Nursing Grads Ace Board Exam
• Pandora Founder Visits Sioux Falls
• Pandora Founder Talks with Augustana students
• Voter fraud investigation dropped
• Benefit for Canton man
• Book reading
• Woman sentenced in 1975 slaying on S.D. reservation
• Councilors back hiring of analyst
• Struggling vets have new option
• Smokers relish last cigarettes in S.D. bars
• GOING BLUE: For All Who Are Thirsty
• Tuve Award Honors Visionary Supporters
• The Augustana Percussion and Mallet Ensemble Rresents Concert Sunday, Nov. 14
• Band Festival Concert set for Nov. 13 features over 300 musicians
• Traffic changes take effect today
• Veterans Day events scheduled Thursday
• New lawsuit filed in case over abuse at Minn. nursing home
• Legislators choosing leaders
• Seniors welcome Medicare changes
• Sioux Falls Seminary expanding to Omaha
• Concert to Celebrate Music for Hands, Voice, Percussion
• Burglars take coins, gold from shop
• Man sought after assault with guitar
• Baltic man faces child porn charges
• Couple arrested after fight
• Police seek help in series of thefts
• Orchestra league selling poinsettias
• Sioux Falls man sentenced for attempted theft of ATM
• School funding strategy questioned
• Two sites assessed for events center
• Animal shelter likely to close, founder says
• Scholarship Information Night Set for Nov. 22nd
• Argument yields assault charge
• Man killed in wrong way crash on I-29
• Free forums look at facts on health care reform
• Benefit dance to support Honor Flight
• Slot available on county planning board
• Town hall to discuss law enforcement issues
• Karate event draws 230 fighters
• Ex-coach Don Meyer tells congregants mind-set is what matters
• Church giving 21 tons of potatoes
• Downtown events center backers seek analysis
• Writer and Commentator Nick Hayes to Give Public Reading
• Businesses, nonprofits still buy up student lists
• Faces of poverty are not always easy to identify
• Noem expects House to starve health reform bill
• Finally, he can talk about it
• Local retailers optimistic
• I-29 work to begin Monday
• American Cancer Society honors Avera McKennan
• Noem says she'll commute to job in Washington
• Drama builds on downtown plans
• Arizona sheriff to share views on border issues
• Man accused of child abuse
• Augustana honors student
• Robbery attempt thwarted
• Flu strikes South Dakota child
• Lawyer sues Yellowbook for misspelling
• Flood-control work on target
• 'Plaid-shirt' robber gets 35 years
• Sudan vote stirs anxiety here
• Car-deer crashes mount in area
• Dells feels double dose of prep playoff fever
• Augustana Theatre Presents "Into the Woods" Nov. 17-21
• Listen and Learn session
• Zoo offers contest to name baby rhino
• Roads closed for repairs
• Deer causes rollover, struck by another car
• $7,000 in tools stolen from pickup
• Karate tournament this weekend
• Tea student panel stresses healthy living
• Drunken driver sentenced to jail for wife's death
• Fallen soldier finally gets his due
• Albright stresses political unity
• In the News: Boe Forum on Public Affairs
• Iowans dump three judges
• Signs point to USD-SDSU rivalry's return
• GOP's grip on Legislature tighter than usual
• West River voters credited in Noem win
• Enforcing smoking ban a delicate task
• Woman loses $23,000 in scam
• Hay needed at rescue shelter
• Symphony Gala on Saturday
• Report: Worker-visa program working well
• Lawmakers to choose leaders, office space
• Augustana Theatre Set to Go 'Into the Woods' Nov. 17-21
• Shot in the arm for children's health
• → National American University Sioux Falls Campus:
• Projects to close lanes on major streets
• Motorist in crash charged with drunken driving
• Project Connect to be held today
• Man accused of masturbating in van outside store
• Council hears report on present, future parking downtown
• Registered sex offender accused of raping girl
• Election Day
• USD hunt for league edges near Big Sky
• Red light fines to stand
• Thought Leader Forum to Discuss Crime Scene Investigation
• Library Snapshot Day is Thursday
• Playtime club to meet
• Internet radio pioneer to speak in Sioux Falls
• Lecture to look at veterans' transitions
• Costumed men try to rob convenience store
• 'Be There' campaign prods parents to get involved in kids' education
• Kids scare up fun at mall, museum
• Improving relations hearten Indian leaders
• Hunters on target in trimming deer herd in Sioux Falls
• New wind projects stress local control, investment
• City takes steps to ensure mobile homes meet standard
• Tour de Kota bike route unveiled
• Lennox mourns teen crash victim
• Mayor, council rated high for performance in Argus Leader/KELO-TV poll
• Argus Leader/KELO-TV poll: Build events center
• Fund drive to provide milk for families
• Movie to be shown at church
• Tours set at new health clinic
• New hope rises for renewable energy
• Parties to monitor polls closely
• Trick or Treat in the Empire Mall
• 7th DUI gets prison term
• Rehab concert set for Feb. 3
• Long-range transportation plan
• Brandon Valley students excited to vote
• Last-minute campaigning, accusations
• War vet sentenced 18 months for child porn
• Teen killed in crash
• S.D. mood sour toward expansion of gambling in Argus Leader/ Kelo-TV poll
• Lance Armstrong engages S.F. in cancer fight
• Ride with the champ helps spur fledgling bike group
• Augustana Led NSIC in Academic Success Rate for 2009-10
• Operatic Bouquet to Feature Excerpts from Five Operas
• The Augustana: Autumn Issue
• Boys accused in car theft, crash
• Man missing since Oct. 20
• Tour de Kota to unveil next year's route
• Court: Towns can't enforce on state roads
• Medical marijuana debated in forum
• Homicide came from stabbing
• Political party crossovers sought in race for governor
• Mayor Huether urges downtown development efforts to join forces
• Federal high-speed plan may slow progress in South Dakota
• Voters skeptical of medical marijuana in Argus Leader/KELO-TV poll
• 'Journeys: A Fall Band Concert' Set for Nov. 5
• Dakota Pianist Concert to Feature Works by Mozart, Soler, Beethoven and More
• Founder of Pandora Internet Radio to Speak on Campus
• USF students to help UNICEF
• Candidates seek women votes
• Southeast Tech, USD link medical programs
• Windy storm falls in top five
• Voters uncertain about cement plan trust fund, according to Argus Leader/KELO-TV poll
• City eyes pension system
• Secret ballot amendment has broad support in Argus Leader/KELO-TV poll
• City's sixth homicide of year being investigated
• Reunited after a special delivery
• Stimulus, taxes heat House debate
• Operatic Bouquet to Feature Excerpts from Five Operas
• Founder of Pandora Internet Radio to Speak on Campus Nov. 10
• County to rule on ambulance services
• Miss. governor visits for Daugaard
• Magistrate judge faces second DUI charge
• State GOP finance report under fire
• Food-for-vote flap draws call for integrity
• More allegations about voting influence surface
• County updates drainage ordinance
• House hopefuls trade blame for going negative
• Daugaard poised to win, according to Argus Leader/ KELO-TV poll
• Avera's new cancer center makes debut
• A walk in the Fall through campus
• A view of students coming toward the Administration Building
• A bird's-eye view of students walking before the Mikkelsen Library
• Home vandalized by gun shots
• Career academy enrollment solid, hours may expand
• House race rattles with attacks on ads
• Police thwart woman's attempt to scam banks
• Daugaard, Heidepriem scold each other on state budget
• Student's death stuns friends
• Some highway projects could continue despite cold
• Road repairers race to beat winter
• House race a tossup, according to Argus Leader/ KELO-TV poll
• Out to Sea
• USF Cross Country
• USF vs BCU
• The Top 5 Features of Halloween
• Stugart Takes Charge
• Flu shots for veterans to begin in region
• McCrossan dedicates chapel
• Happy Viking Days! from 2010 homecoming court.
• Obama, Johnson take hit in Argus Leader/KELO-TV poll
• Ole leads the 2010 Viking Days parade, Eidsvaag Bell in tow.
• Work force diversity lags in schools
• 2010 Viking Days Committee
• Democrats: Law about election feeds is unclear
• Augustana Choir Marches in 2010 Viking Days Parade
• Thune for president? S.D. mixed in Argus Leader/KELO-TV poll
• Homecoming Royalty Court at 2010 Viking Days Parade
• Augieholics in the 2010 Viking Days Parade
• Viking fans boldly paint on their pride and cheer on the Vikings at the 2010 homecoming game.
• Worthington Senior Wins Covenant Award for Christian Faith
• Orchestra to Present Musically Creepy 'Hauntcert' Oct. 31
• Augustana Volunteers Support People in Need
• Guardian On The Gridiron
• 'Journeys: A Fall Band Concert' Set for Nov. 5
• Augustana Thought Leader Forum on Genetics
• Augustana Volleyball set to "Dig Pink" for Breast Cancer
• Forging a Legacy
• Dakota Pianist Concert to Feature Works by Mozart, Soler, Beethoven and More
• Alumni artists look back at their time with Augustana, present new work at art exhibit
• Student found dead in SDSU dormitory
• Hail to the King - Skol!
• Film to explore adoption issues
• These days are yours and mine! Viking Varieties 2010
• Police respond to report of gunshot
• Every day is a great day to be an Augustana Viking!
• Stops scheduled for Noem bus tour
• Seminary plans Community Preview Day
• Scott Heidepriem would cut number of state employees if governor
• City leaders rethink delivery of services
• Census alters tribal tactics
• Bank workers spread cheer
• Case set to test 'Timmie's Law'
• PTA launches life of public service
• Options dwindling for sale of stockyards
• Scott Heidepriem urges voters to try a new approach
• Argus Leader/KELO-TV poll on smoking ban: 62% say yes
• Riverdance returns to the Pavilion
• Library sculpture dedication Wednesday
• Boy accused of threatening stepmother
• Costume party for toddlers
• Dentists unite for kids' teeth and troops
• Baltic man gets OK for large shed
• Tribes strive for unity over Black Hills
• Coping with son's move to California
• It really is the great pumpkin
• S.D. first in college debt
• Second Chance Rescue Center 'Howl'oween Party
• Hospital to build 20-foot statue
• Limits on testimony hamper child sex abuse cases
• John Thune has mind on highest office
• Fall Mission Festival
• Learn about genealogy
• Jeff Daniels in concert at Pavilion
• Year's worth of food donated
• Career and technical school offers flexibility
• Independents to meet Monday
• Residents sought for city planning groups
• United Way taking nonprofit requests for grant funding
• Interest rebounds in state's Opportunity Scholarship
• County issues in forum spotlight
• Hospitals share goal to cure diabetes
• Naming rights vital to pay operating costs, some say
• Mayor courts private cash for events center
• Disappointment and potential with Obama
• Herseth Sandlin walks narrow political line
• Restaurants offer food-bank deals
• Liberty Center now Here4Youth
• Semi burns on I-29
• 8 accidents snarl I-29 near Renner
• Absentee ballots down
• Fair faces $100K shortfall
• New life for historic home
• Theater workshop for teens
• Kristi Noem to speak at USF
• Candidates to debate on S.D. Public Television
• Candidates split on stem cell research
• Leaf drop-off sites open Saturday
• Unlicensed paver in area
• Dell Rapids gets $200,000 for roads
• Remodeled homes tour this weekend
• Sioux Falls teacher earns $25,000 national award
• Technology access to expand for blind, deaf
• Parker woman struck on street
• Air Guard gets newer F-16 fighters
• Felon admits guilt in high-tech retail scam
• Celiac support
• Good Shepherd
• 60-mile run
• Harvest festival
• Bilingual TV talk show debuts Oct. 23
• Boyfriend pleads guilty in child-abuse case
• Sioux Falls woman in two-day kidnapping ordeal that ends in western S.D.
• State defends restrictions on adult-themed businesses
• For more S.D. students, grants ease college costs
• Wild weather means yields vary by field
• Wheel tax escapes cut
• Nonprofit acquires Stewart Building
• Mayo, University of Minnesota join race to cure diabetes
• Deaf school lawsuit rejected
• Sign of conflict
• Zandbroz to host book signing
• State holding free seminars on tax today
• State praised for battling 'brain drain'
• Interim coroner named
• Abuse lawsuit shifts to S.D.
• Democratic committee to meet today
• Sioux Falls Christian wins band awards
• Robbery suspect faces new charges
• Meeting set for basketball referees
• Repeat offender accused of assault
• Thought Leader Forum scheduled at Augustana
• Woman sentenced for letting teens party in home
• Cash flows in for House race
• Brain drain turns to S.D. gain
• Mayor pitches Arena as location for $99.5 million events center
• Nominations sought for transportation honor
• Students to help with Habitat house
• County roads reopened after flooding
• Disputed tree-trimming bills forgiven in Brandon
• Plans for west-side library develop
• Allied against mental illness
• Abstinence no longer the only emphasis
• Mike Huether set to talk events center
• On energy, candidates for governor vow to be strong voice
• Nebraska band takes top honors at festival
• First-generation college students reflect S. Dakota's future
• Youth wasn't steeped in politics
• Candidate profile: Kristi Noem identifies with ordinary S. Dakotans
• Development visitor focuses on minorities
• Contest to name SDSU mascot
• Advanced placement numbers diverge
• New hire's goal: fewer kids in jail
• Some doubt plan to cut wheel tax
• Chief outlines time of change at Fire Rescue
• Festival's bands step it up
• Sioux Falls Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• True Identity Ministries Hosts She Matters Young Women's conference
• Legislator Blake seeks re-election
• Court reporting program gains certification
• Festival Latino spreads goodwill
• Official warns of tree threat
• Bikes vs. breast cancer
• Church marks past, eyes future
• County budget cuts pursued
• Full time or not, firefighters must pass tests
• Firefighter dilemma: When not to respond
• Home foreclosures rising in Sioux Falls
• S.D. Department of Education backs Common Core Standards
• Auction and dinner
• Listening and learning session today
• SDSU dedicates new lab for seed testing
• Mayor Mike Huether rides the bus
• Scott Heidepriem calls for special session
• Rushmore ruling OKs protests without permits
• Citi dumps student loans
• Guard members' happy homecoming
• Foot chase ends in arrest
• Minnehaha County might shave $2 from wheel tax
• Poverty rate hits 13.6% in S.D.
• Homecoming honor for student with Down syndrome unites town
• Volunteers sought for survey of homeless
• Owner of llama comes forward
• Applications open for police reserve
• Sewage payouts surpass $100,000
• Guard members return from Afghanistan mission
• New lease in works for airport's rental car firms
• S.D. Democrats chart course
• Redlin Center giving vets free prints during exhibit
• Literacy Council conference Friday and Saturday in Mitchell
• Grant to spur health records switch
• Senators part ways on extending tax cuts
• County contenders face off on ag issues
• Prepare for 10% cut, Rounds tells agencies
• Heidepriem: Boost schools by cutting elsewhere
• Sewer repair tally: $1.4 million
• Events center ideas still under wraps
• Ethanol on verge of a boost from looming federal ruling
• West-moving Amish take root in S.D.
• Governor's race: Daugaard pushes science, math
• Blood Run: Historic site considered natural fit for state park
• Gambler facing robbery charge
• Review city plan for transportation
• Bike Smart program parks functional art racks downtown
• Hotel fee resolution advances
• County commission splits over hiring prosecutor
• Meeting to look at 1880 blizzard
• Symposium to focus on aging issues
• Veterans Stand Down scheduled
• Police seek public's help in string of burglaries
• Four youths injured in crash
• Traffic deaths in S.D. buck national trend
• Union embezzler gets prison time
• Iowa casino leader visits city
• Mystery surrounds shooting of llama on lam
• Events center funding approved
• Hot rod show revs up Iowa fair
• Fall orchid sale coming to Sertoma Butterfly House
• Park(ing) Day event scheduled Friday
• Waste intake up at landfill
• State's first children's museum is maze of interactive exhibits
• High court to review media access
• S.D. gets more than it gives to the feds
• No forced consolidation
• Flat course, cool start smile on 2,000 runners in Sioux Falls Marathon
• Fargen announces bid for re-election
• Med-Star owner Jay Masur learns, survives
• Concerns surround events center plans
• New push for downtown events center
• Sex offender registry certified
• Sanford to open clinic in Rosholt
• Film puts focus on gay lifestyle
• Presidents Bowl partyers persevere
• Arts festival draws 'crazy' crowd
• Schools face online squeeze
• Rural Metro wants Brandon
• More bike trail closures
• 2 S.D. Army Guard units to deploy next year
• Hit-and-run gets four years in prison
• Arrest made after wife's van rammed
• Down syndrome group gains support
• 300 expected for marathon
• German Fest: Beer, brats and racing dachshunds
• Vision grows for extension of bike trail
• State park urged for Blood Run area
• Emotions run high for 9-11 anniversary
• Convicted killer dies in prison
• Dick Kelly suffers stroke
• Sioux Falls joins service to help find missing people
• SDSU dedicates new science center
• No dessert for us - S.D. failing to eat its veggies
• Noem's stance on Buffalo Gap draws ire from unexpected source
• $2 hotel fee could boost city's budget, tourism with up to $1.2M in revenue
• Assistant city attorney out
• Wave of burglaries strikes Vermillion
• Student retention rises at Augustana
• Language classes shift to conversation, culture in schools
• Sanford to break ground on new clinic in Oregon
• Teacher finalists named for honor
• Kittams-Lalley to lead HelpLine Center
• Man's lawsuit: Wife, marriage counselor had affair
• Man sentenced to 6 months in embezzlement case
• Sheriff: Open Meetings Law violated
• Dog breeder sues animal shelter
• Premier Bankcard whittles positions
• Events center clash
• Rake the Town set for Oct. 29-30
• Minnesota Avenue down to one lane in each direction
• Sidewalk Arts Festival this weekend
• Festival Latino set for Sept. 18
• City deer hunt signup popular
• City Council approves swap of liquor licenses
• Unlocked doors lead to burglaries
• Lifelight attendance probably a record, financial goal close
• Parking center would rise from tax-financing plan
• Mayor confident in events center plan
• Businessman, visionary Roy Duke Nyberg dies at age 84
• Federal fund for education jobs no help this year
• U.S. House candidates detail their health care differences
• Federal cash turns to cost for schools
• Pharmacy center ready for unveiling
• 'Treadle lady' will make repairs at noon Sunday
• Arborist's seminar to focus on planting diversity, pests
• University Center to host free genealogy assistance
• State sees modest camping increase this year
• U.S. House candidates on the issues
• Democratic committee to meet
• Sept. 11 event set at mall
• Minnesota Avenue work hits new area
• DAV to hold Forget-Me-Not Days
• Brandon officials plan park improvements
• Marijuana supporters target libertarian thinking in S.D.
• Case for medical marijuana
• Early indicators say turnout high for State Fair
• House race gains steam at State Fair
• Book written by S.D. native wins award
• Public works leaders provide primer
• Old train depots regain vibrancy
• Good times roll at Dakota Bowl
• Liberty reigns at Sudanese pageant
• USD days tie Daugaard, Heidepriem
• Events center: Mayor pushing plan behind closed doors
• LifeLight: Wide-open spaces provide room to sing, play, pray and hug
• Walk to focus on monarch butterflies
• Gospel group to present concert
• LifeLight leaders beam at new site
• Snow gates raise councilors' wrath
• Parkinson's program
• Identity theft
• Trial delayed in deputy killing
• Shopko gives $1,000 to two charities
• 16 in Sioux Falls up for scholarships
• Jury rules in favor of doctor
• Hyperion renews land options
• Deadly fight ends lifelong friendship
• Listening session features public works chief
• LifeLight kicks off today
• Indictment handed down in cyclist's death
• Tea man charged in laundromat incident
• Increase expected for holiday travel
• River Boulevard reopening moved up
• Egan canoeist sets out for Gulf
• 'I love boobies' bracelet stirs trouble in schools
• Pipe repairs ahead of schedule
• Shooting justified
• Candidates agree on partisanship
• Meth charge for ex-convict
• Don't fear fines - city just wants to see your sump pump
• Chaplain with S.D. ties dies in attack
• Cash for schools could go to vote
• Optimism blooms at state fair
• Mattress fire damages house
• Car crashes into building
• Coat drive through Sept. 25
• SDSU to expand role in satellite imaging
• AAA offers holiday rides
• Purpose of new law is to shield consumers from buying faux art
• Smoking ban campaign starts
• Permit denied for Wall Lake
• Sewage crisis might lead to federal aid
• Teen accused of bomb plot
• Driving records hit campaigns
• Obama: Troops to come home starting in July
• Writing test tossed in favor of teacher-friendly method
• Seeking new life for Native art
• Police make arrest in theft of wallet
• School zone campaign results in 477 citations
• Man sought in stabbing of woman
• Bus tour puts spotlight on key city projects
• Multi-Cultural director named
• Plea deal brings life term in slaying of girl
• Pace of road projects should meet deadlines
• From Crooks to Western Mall: New day for Christmas display
• Avera's share grows in Heart Hospital
• Beat of enrollment boom keeps Harrisburg brimming
• Tribes seek faster repatriation of their ancestors' remains
• Concussions gain fresh emphasis
• Protection, savings in flood-plain project
• Library to host juggling workshop
• Work to close Russell Street intersections
• Academic year starts at seminary
• Radio station weathers complaint, to go on air
• Alternative schools sprout up in area
• Music festival fills food bins
• Mayor set to unveil events center plan
• City, metal recycler pursue Plan B
• Woman's vision grows out of Sept. 11 rally
• Downtown concert encore expected
• Brookings seminary to help mold pastors for new church
• Patriotism, politics merge at Beck rally
• Church split follows years of infighting
• LifeLight's challenge grows at new home
• 'Little Vegas' in Union County
• Lenient law attracts minors to marry in S.D.
• Team Green raises recycling awareness
• Do you flush too much? Tour touts benefits of less
• Brandon wedding party goes off course
• On political fast track, candidates often speed
• Small-scale investors propel wind farm's plans
• Mother of three dies in house fire
• Stem cell ruling reinforces S.D. rift
• Gifted children topic of talk
• Obama to address nation's schoolchildren Sept. 14
• Work on portion of 57th Street finished this morning
• Hoping for a life-saving call
• DUI suspect crashes car while fleeing police
• Zoo seeks input in naming baby giraffe
• Stop signs added on Jessica Avenue
• Police find more than pound of marijuana
• Minnesota Avenue work progresses
• Sprucing up shelterbelts
• Multi-Cultural leader selected
• New Lutheran sect to launch
• Aid won't help S.D. schools
• SDSU creates tool to aid farmers
• Doctor buffets patient's claims at trial
• Codington County leads state in flood claims
• Apartment owner sues city over downtown tax
• Recycler asks city to delay vote on stockyards plan
• Repeat claims strain federal flood insurance system
• Gas leak cited in deadly explosion
• County ruling on permit delayed
• Weapons, ammunition seized in teen's arrest
• HUD secretary tours Rosebud Reservation
• Trial over disabling surgery continues today
• S.D. exports up 15% compared to last year
• Women accused of murder cover-up
• Home sales tumble locally - but not as hard as nation
• Brandon's free 911 service at end of road
• Budget process gets fresh look
• Three parks getting upgrades
• Area parks get federal money
• West Central to hold early childhood screening
• Barbecue competition to be in Vermillion
• Civil trial begins in spinal surgery dispute
• School enrollment in city outpaces expectations
• RV debate to resurface in October
• Berenstain Bears help keep Lakota language beating
• Three arrested in Sioux Falls' fifth homicide of the year
• Joy and fear of living to 100
• Downtown bike race rolls with surprises
• Man killed by deputies was freed from jail to act as police informant
• Dam compensation for tribes proposed
• Mayor: Events center would be boost for city
• Supporters of sports centers know they must pay for new facilities
• Contest seeks kids' nature artwork
• Tomar Park courts to be replaced
• Restaurant to donate to Ronald McDonald House
• Cell phone effort helps troops overseas
• Mayor keeps option open in '11 budget
• Imprisoned ex-lawmaker says he'll reveal fraud
• Heart Walk adds 5K race
• Program fosters clean, safe water
• Bold vision sees Pentagon complex as basketball mecca - youth to Skyforce
• Financial ties benefit colleges and businesses
• Gay Pride event marks progress
• City focuses on hiring minorities
• Body found in burned car
• S.D. fails to win education funding
• Basketball 'pentagon' sign of shift from public money
• Ride home turns into proposition
• Mickelson Trail Trek accepting riders
• Two men accused of stealing alcohol
• Nominations sought for Woman of the Year
• Reformed Church moves seminary to Sioux Falls
• Voter fraud hot line proposed
• Study to gauge Badlands' life span
• Research riches roll in
• A roundabout route to healthier hearts
• Parts of bike trail reopen, others close
• Backers of Indian trust settlement seek payout
• Hyperion: Refinery will be up by 2015
• 'Ghost Bike' recalls life cut short
• One lane closed at Minnesota & Sixth
• Pools closing Sunday
• Theater seeks actors for cast
• Girl falls out of 2nd-story window
• Mentors needed for schools
• 57th Street project delayed
• Joe Foss schools gets a principal
• Watch update on bicyclist killed in collision with truck
• Police say wallet had marijuana
• Guns stolen from storage units
• Newest high school in Sioux Falls opens with 5 students
• Foss principal retires 2 days into school year
• Judge: Accused doctor can't leave jail
• Congress asked to fix roads
• ACT: Most S.D. grads unprepared for college
• As ELCA splits, S.D. seminary may benefit
• Super Bowl hopes rise with Favre's return
• Ethanol fuels sharp exchanges at gubernatorial debate (video)
• State to accept federal money
• Officials tally 14 fatal cycle accidents
• Mitchell house explodes
• County sorts out garbage question
• Heat saps Sioux Empire Fair attendance
• Sprint cries foul on reservation
• Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, Kristi Noem debate health care legislation
• Group wants to buy Stockyards land to prevent sale to metal recycler
• Work on gas line to alter traffic
• City refinances bonds
• Deadly year at Sturgis Bike Rally as nine die in crashes
• Summer's over for 21,655 students
• Miranda Lambert to perform in Brookings
• Brush up on filling out applications in job search class
• Phones seized after teens trade photos
• Sioux Falls City Council passes permits to hunt deer in city
• 911 services, museum, library funding for '11 OK'd
• Thune speaks on proposal to rein in federal deficit
• Cities want sales tax issues fixed
• County refuses to punish Med-Star
• Novelist to sign books at Zandbroz
• Monarch butterflies to be tagged
• Garden party set in Brookings
• Motorcycle, van collide; two killed
• Students to conduct food drive
• Cathedral High alumni to hold reunion
• 'Great' Saturday crowd lifts spirits at fair's end
• Senators: Air pollution rules would hamper S.D. farms
• Bow hunters might get to shoot deer within city
• Neighbors at odds over northeast park
• Fire Rescue retirements loom
• Park's centennial celebrated
• Iconic grocery store strives to stay vital
• Rain-weary cities strain to fix sewers
• Two schools, one goal: Preparing kids for jobs
• Home opens for science, tech studies
• Spearfish singer advances on talent show
• Program sees increase in giveaway of school supplies
• Mayor, finance director hail city's fiscal strength
• Peak experiences
• Republican women meet next week
• Motorcyclist killed on I-90 near Hartford
• Swimming pools closing for season
• Sioux Falls OKs regular water usage
• Pills, cash found in man's home
• Patch work starts Monday for Minnesota Avenue and Russell Street
• Court: City must pay for water damage
• Kristi Noem says no to school vouchers
• Deputies shoot, kill armed man
• Standing up for cheer as sport
• Arts groups can apply for $500 grants
• Boy left in car seat dies
• Yankton to host Special Olympics basketball tournaments
• South Dakota 'Survivor' contestant has local ties to CBS
• Power outage by downtown Sunshine
• Neuharth to honor 2 media execs
• Storm interrupts Sioux Empire Fair
• How to weather the storms
• Federal aid for education a hot topic at gubernatorial debate
• Budget cuts imperil program that helps adults finish school
• Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• Celebrating Earth Day - Party for the Planet
• Sioux Falls Shamrock Run
• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• Sioux Empire Fair
• Sioux Empire United Way Campaign Meets Goal!
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update - January 16, 2009
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update - January 8, 2009
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update - December 30, 2008
• United Way 2009 Campaign-Holiday Edition
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update - December 11, 2008
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update - December 4, 2008
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update - November 26, 2008
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update - November 20, 2008
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update - November 6, 2008
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update - October 23, 2008
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update - October 16, 2008
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update
• United Way 2009 Campaign Update
• Starting Strong Update From Sioux Empire United Way - August 27, 2008
• Cross Cultural Connection
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• The 40th Annual Dakota Conference
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• Inca Son - Dance Performance

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